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In a revealing video address on Friday, May 24, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah confirmed the significant role played by former Iranian regime president
Knew it was time until the taliban came into power in one form or another. it's taken all these years to really finally tear the band aid off so to speak. >> so what do you think is going to happen now that we are sending additional troops to the region? granted their mission is to facilitate the drawdown. how do you see that going? i presume we are not expecting them to get pulled into an open arm conflict unless the taliban attack? >> you know, i think things are happening so quickly and rapidly in afghanistan, anybody who can pediatric what's going to happen in the next weeks let allen days...
In the next weeks let allen days or hours, really, they're just guessing. the taliban has really swept throughout the country. the afghan country and army has thrown down its arms. militia commanders who had been working for the government very quickly switched their allegiances to the taliban. the taliban has encircled the capital it's a matter of time until the taliban is able take over kabul. really the question is how quickly can the united states and its allies in kabul evacuate their embassies, their personnel and their citizens. i think the question right now is what is the taliban goin...
Happening in afghanistan right now. >> certainly not by the meltdown by the afghan security forces. as we reported in our coverage of the afghanistan papers, people within the u.s. military knew that the afghan army and the afghan police were unreliable, that they had serious doubts that they could stand up to the taliban once the americans left. frankly, they've known this foreyears, even though u.s. military commanders have repeatedly assured congress and the public that the afghans were a strong force and could defend their own country. so, no, i'm not surprised. i think a lot of people are...
Killing monday dreads of americans during the iraq war. >> it's not up to trump or his politicians to determine the presence of u.s. forces in iraq. it's decided by the iraqi people, iraqi parliament and the iraqi government. the iraqi militia commanders remain under iranian influence. during his visit to a u.s. air base west of baghdad the president said more than 5,000 u.s. troops would remain in iraq to keep watch on iran. he also defended his pullout from syria. >> our presence in syria was not open-ended and never intended to be permanent. eight years ago we went there for three months an...