How the West got it all wrong about the Taliban's takeover of Kabul
Australian photojournalist Andrew Quilty has spent years documenting the horrors in Afghanistan. His new book makes for uncomfortable reading.
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Australian photojournalist Andrew Quilty has spent years documenting the horrors in Afghanistan. His new book makes for uncomfortable reading.
The Australian photojournalist’s book is a revealing account of the Taliban takeover last year and the roots of its inevitability.
Saying that a hospital in bat batten rouge had a strike unit come in? can you get something like that? >> it's going to go to the larger hospitals. and that's the right thing to do. it will go to the new orleans hospital and that is the right thing to do. what that does for us, though, is it allows them to have more capacity to accept our patients. so maybe we can move our patients and then that gives -- increases our capacity for what we can take care in the hospital. but your question is a very good one about how do you deal with that. and you know, you go home and you sit down and you eat a...
About 2,000 marines are on that. it's part of an overall expeditionary strike unit. reuters actually had a correspondent on the boxer as it transited through the straits of hormuz. so we may be getting a more first hand account of this. but this to me marks a major escalation. now here's what we don't know. we don't have confirmations from the iranians that this was their drone. we don't have confirmation on the iranians on what kind of drone it was, whether it was offensive or if it was just surveillance. we only have from the u.s. side the location of the drone as it relates to the u.s. ship...