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A Brigade Commander of the Army has been asked to join the formal enquiry into the death of three civilians who were detained by troops for questioning in connection with a terrorist attack on Friday in Jammu and Kashmir.
GIGN units arrived in Marseille on Saturday evening after the city was rocked by an explosion in its old port area - and rioters looted a gun store in the city on Friday night.
Situation. the videos from the airport show just how desperate the situation is. crowds of people hoping against hope to get on a plane. gunfire heard repeatedly. you just saw it there, although the taliban didn't appear to be shooting at people. a woman today pulled over a wall by u.s. troops -- there she is right there. crowds outside the airport pushes back by troops. and to make it inside the airport, you've got to get past the taliban fighters, then the afghan special forces commandos, then the u.s. itself. the state department is expecting 20 flights to leave afghanistan by tonight, but ...
There she is, right there. crowds outside the airport, pushed back by troops. and to make it inside the airport, you have got to get past the taliban fighters. then, the afghan special forces commandos. then, the u.s., itself. the state department is saying that they expect 20 flights to leave afghanistan by tonight. but flights are still not being filled to capacity because it's so hard to get into that airport even though the president, joe biden, has told top aides that he doesn't want to see empty seats on flights leaving kabul. and we are learning tonight that more than a dozen u.s. diplo...
Layer. you've got afghan special forces commandos who are kind of the first line of defense afterwards for the u.s., and then you've got the u.s. anyone who says that any american can get in here is, you know -- yeah, i mean, technically, it's possible, but it's extremely difficult and it is dangerous. >> clarissa ward there still in kabul after she said about 10, 11 hours there. thank you again for amazing reporting. i want to bring our panel back in. we also have joining the panel, chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. kaitlan, to you. even with the optics, the tone jeff already m...