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And basically unless you're american or one of the sort of partner in nato cup truckers you can't get in. i have managed to track down one afghan who was a translator for the u.s. military who managed to get in today escaping a beating as he did so because just for our viewers to better understand, you have the first perimeter which is taliban fighters which is hard enough to get through. they are sometimes looking at documentation, sometimes not. can't actually read your dock you'llation anyway so it's completely arbitrary, and then you go through a second lawyer, afghan special forces comman...

Provincial capitals. one was zaranj in the south—west and sheberghan in the north, but today, this morning, they told me that they'd also made inroads into the city of kunduz in the north, which is a very, very important trading hub and considered a gateway to central asia, and that they'd also captured most of the government buildings. but a defence ministry spokesman a short while ago tweeted showing what he said was the pictures from kunduz where special forces commandos have been tackling the insurgents. so, as we speak, heavy fighting is going on in kunduz city, and why it is important?...

Daily Monitor Wednesday January 20 2021 Summary For about four years, Maj Mwesigye had not been deployed until last year when he was sent to Jinja as a trainer, a role he executed until his death on Sunday night.  Advertisement The army and police yesterday said they were still looking for the killers of Maj Noel Mwesigye, the former commander of the Special Forces Commando Unit, who was shot dead in Luweero on Sunday night. The army spokesperson, Brig Flavia Byekwaso, said the killers shot Maj Mwesigye as he entered his home in Kikyusa, Luweero District and took away his pistol.  “There ...

Now, without its figurehead, a man willing to lead its followers to death, but only from the shadows. >> a startling moment where isis has received a body blow in their ideology. make no mistake, the grievances, the sense of disenfranchisement of brutalized life that allowed them to grow in the first place, and in iraq, where many of the sunnis feel disenfranchised. these people are aggrieved. something like isis will continue to regroup, possibly thrive, despite the death of its leader. but a seismic blow. let me talk a little bit about what we know about this instant. we know the special for...

Northwestern syria. the broader question is how he came to be there and exactly where he was when this occurred. the limited details we have, suggest some kind of scenario. and a big caveat that we have yet to hear officially, from the white house, from the united states, that abu bakr al baghdadi, dead. that's where everything is pointing. if that is the case, it appears that special forces commandos did insert themselves, and may have been the initiation. if he did kill himself with a suicide vest, that would suggest that a ground assault was in the mix. an air strike would have come upon hi...