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Nanyuki Kenya, bang on the equator

Where is nanyuki airfield.?.

GE DE would like to congratulate Mr & Mrs Gurung for a happy marriage life and bright future ahead💐🎆🙏

"chaos".... I see NO chaos

Every American that wanted to leave did. Just ask Obiden and Chuck they will tell you what you want to hear!

Biden keeping his campaign promises of returning things to normal. Fuck him.

Create a crisis, then ship half the country to the US. Who even knows what truth is anymore

Thanks all to Joe Biden and the Democrats…trust me…we will remember this in 2022 and 2024….

Thanks Biden. You suck

I’m guessing Biden is going to nuke them all. He’s a modern day Truman

When your enemy says submit or die and proceeded to turn women and children into pink mist in the marketplace. Murdering women for not being in a burka. How can any American man standby hey do all mothers lives matter

American Democrats be like “This is fine.”

‏قنبلة إن شاء الله جيب قال

All that equipment looks awfully familiar

Oh my lovely country’s in the war omg 😢😢😢 I wish and I pray for my beautiful country that the war will not start again on your ground

It’s betrayed peoples who trust them:(

Oh wait Biden said everything was good. You mean he's lying?

Just chill, I got this!

Biden did it.

Bided a looser, the worst criminal in the history, left people behind is the typical dictator ,,, horrible

Those are not today's videos. And if I was thinking of a conspiracy theory. I'd say that 75% of Americans, REAL Americans got out of all the big city's on commercial flights months ago. Just leaving essential workers and the associates. And knowing Biden would fuck up, they left him to fuck up.!! If I was the president, and I knew that say 80% of the Taliban was occupying our air force bases, and the government buildings of all the major city's. I'd just lob some Heroshema's onto each of those city's and take them all out at once.!!! You can't root out gorilla fighters. Who look and act like civilians on one day and carry a gun the next. And I would not be surprised if all the SO CALLED Afghan Soldiers have been Taliban , Isis and Alkida all this time as well as Afghan Soldiers. They clearly didn't have the guts to stay and fight against the Taliban. They just gave them all the equipment and the men who knew how to use them. BUT. I'm pretty sure most of that equipment can be turned off with Satellites. Satellites that we control.!!!

Send Prince Andrew to Afghanistan

Western hypocrisy we lie we cheat we steal We jail people that expose crimes and let murderers go free Free Julian assange innocent political prisoner held on proven lies and propaganda and it's not the Taliban that does this it's Washington and London

Artistic creation of Joe. I see where Hunter gets his artistic "skills."

Tja, wie Saigon :-(

Thanking all who served during Iraqi Freedom and Afganistan. It def was time to get out but it was executed wrong.

The flag raising mockery on Breitbart is insane. My grandpas spirit is highly pissed! (USMC, Gold Star Purple Heart, Pacific) oorah

*"If u have a problem, fly away from it"* *-Ashraf Ghani. president of Afghanistan*

Fake news

Nice more footage like this!

Are Americans able to get to the airport unimpeded now?

This is from a couple days ago ...

I thought it was supposed to be women and children first . Instead of dudes that can cause problems in the US .

49 countries army and Us army fight for 20 year spend trillion dollars thousands life's loss. Achievements Start from zero achieve zero

AP news February 29 2020 : By MATTHEW LEE and KATHY GANNONFebruary 29, 2020 DOHA, Qatar (AP) - Acknowledging a military stalemate after nearly two decades of conflict, the United States on Saturday signed a peace agreement with the Taliban that is aimed at ending America’s longest war and bringing U.S. troops home from Afghanistan more than 18 years after they invaded in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The historic deal, signed by chief negotiators from the two sides and witnessed by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, could see the withdrawal of all American and allied forces in the next 14 months and allow President Donald Trump to keep a key campaign pledge to extract the U.S. from “endless wars.” But it could also easily unravel, particularly if the Taliban fail to meet their commitments. At the White House, Trump told reporters the U.S. deserves credit for having helped Afghanistan take a step toward peace. He spoke cautiously of the deal’s prospects for success and cautioned the Taliban against violating their commitments. “We think we’ll be successful in the end,” he said, referring to all-Afghan peace talks and a final U.S. exit. He said he will be “meeting personally with Taliban leaders in the not-too-distant future,” and described the group as “tired of war.” He did not say where or why he plans to meet with Taliban leaders. He said he thinks they are serious about the deal they signed but warned that if it fails, the U.S. could restart combat. “If bad things happen, we’ll go back” in with military firepower, Trump said. Pompeo was similarly cautious. “Today, we are realistic. We are seizing the best opportunity for peace in a generation,” Pompeo said in the Qatari capital of Doha. “Today, we are restrained. We recognize that America shouldn’t fight in perpetuity in the graveyard of empires if we can help Afghans forge peace.” Under the agreement, the U.S. would draw its forces down to 8,600 from 13,000 in the next three to four months, with the remaining U.S. forces withdrawing in 14 months. The complete pullout would depend on the Taliban meeting their commitments to prevent terrorism, including specific obligations to renounce al-Qaida and prevent that group or others from using Afghan soil to plot attacks on the U.S. or its allies. The deal sets the stage for intra-Afghan peace talks to begin around March 10, with the aim of negotiating a permanent cease-fire and a power-sharing agreement between rival Afghan groups. It’s perhaps the most complicated and difficult phase of the plan. It does not, however, tie America’s withdrawal to any specific outcome from the all Afghan talks, according to U.S. officials. Pompeo said that “the chapter of American history on the Taliban is written in blood” and stressed that while the road ahead would be difficult, the deal represented “the best opportunity for peace in a generation.” At a parallel ceremony in Kabul, U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani signed a joint statement committing the Afghan government to support the U.S.-Taliban deal, which is viewed skeptically by many war-weary Afghans, particularly women who fear a comeback of repression under the ultra-conservative Taliban. President George W. Bush had ordered the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan in response to 9/11. Some U.S. troops currently serving there had not yet been born when al-Qaida hijackers flew two airliners into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, crashed another into the Pentagon and took down a fourth in Pennsylvania, killing almost 3,000 people It took only took a few months to topple the Taliban and send Osama bin Laden and top al-Qaida militants scrambling across the border into Pakistan, but the war dragged on for years as the U.S. tried to establish a stable, functioning state in one of the least developed countries in the world. The Taliban regrouped, and currently hold sway over half the country. The United States has spent nearly $1 trillion in Afghanistan, two-thirds of that on defense, most of it for its own soldiers but also for the Afghan Security Forces. More than 3,500 U.S. and coalition soldiers have died in Afghanistan, more than 2,400 of them Americans. But the conflict was also frequently ignored by U.S. politicians and the American public as the memory of the attacks on that crisp, sunny morning faded, despite having changed how many Americans see the world. While Pompeo attended the ceremony in Qatar, he appeared to avoid any direct contact with the Taliban delegation. The deal was signed by U.S. peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, who then shook hands. Members of the Taliban shouted “Allahu Akhbar” or “God is greatest.” Others in attendance, including the Qatari hosts, applauded politely. “We are committed to implementing this agreement,” Baradar said in brief comments. “I call on all Afghans to honestly work for peace and gather around the table for peace negotiations.” Some Taliban celebrated the deal as a victory. “Today is the day of victory, which has come with the help of Allah,” said Abbas Stanikzai, one of the Taliban’s lead negotiators. Meanwhile in Kabul, in a rare show of unity, Ghani sat beside his chief political rival Abdullah Abdullah at a ceremony with Esper and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg that included a declaration between the Afghan government and the United States intended to show U.S. support for Afghanistan. For Afghanistan’s government which has been deeply criticized by its political opponents, including Abdullah, the real job ahead will be cobbling together a negotiating team to sit across from the Taliban. The talks are to determine the face of a post-war Afghanistan. Those negotiations, to be held in Oslo, Norway, are expected to begin around March 10. The Taliban have made it clear they expect the Afghan government to release their 5,000 prisoners before the start of negotiations. Around that time, the Taliban are to release 1,000 government security forces. Until now the government has not agreed to the prisoner release which could unravel intra-Afghan negotiations before they even get started. Esper warned the road ahead was a long one and would not be without its challenges. “This is a hopeful moment, but it is only the beginning, the road ahead will not be easy.” Trump has repeatedly promised to get the U.S. out of wars in the Middle East, and the withdrawal of troops could boost his re-election bid."

Free Trump!

I mean that's at least a couple dozen.

Great job obuyden

You wont see any close ups because there's NO Americans being flown out, and only afghani men being flown into the US

I lost my cousin in 05 due to this war now that was for nothing

Operation Cyclone 2

No sky divers today?

Plis take me. I have good curry for you. Halo. It is me!

Taliban Terrorists in the White House deliberating on vacation or border open Welcome this way plz

bidon is not a president , he is disaster , lets prey for thousand of americans and afgani people who can not return safly to usa , bidon administration mast working hard to return oll of tham safly home ,

President TRUMP DESTROYER of wars and Poverty. Wars and Poverty Billionaires financial success

Looks like JFK on Thanksgiving weekend. War is so easy to start but a hell of a lot harder to get out of...

Prayers to all

It's like we have to pretend Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, John Kerry, General Milley and Lloyd Austin didn't do this on purpose

Thank Joe biden