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The attack took place on American soil but it was an attack on the heart and
soul of the civilized world.
And the world has come together to fight a new and different war.
The first, and we hope the only one, of the 21st century.
A war against all those who seek to export terror.
And a war against those governments that support or shelter them.
Our war on terror begins with al -Qaeda.
But it does not end there.
It will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found,
stopped, and defeated.
At the same time, the oppressed people of Afghanistan will know the generosity
of America and our allies as we strike military targets.
We will also drop food, medicine and supplies to the starving and suffering
and women and children of Afghanistan.
The United States of America is a friend to the Afghan people.
And we are the friends of almost a billion worldwide who practice the
faith.
has crashed into the World Trade Center this morning.
The United States military has begun strikes against the Taliban regime in
Afghanistan.
Afghan women fear for their rights since the Americans announced their intention
to leave the country.
The U .S. signed an agreement with the Taliban. The war is ending after two
decades of conflict in Afghanistan.
The embassies in Kabul are closing one by one. American personnel is being
evacuated in emergency.
This is not just about the Afghan people.
It's about us and our security.
The Taliban have surrounded the capital and are threatening to enter the city at
any moment. People are panicking all around Kabul.
Any news?
We're scanning for all suspicious activity around the airport. Nothing so
What about Enola?
He'll be in a Taliban prison soon.
Question him again. Maybe he hasn't said everything.
Pretty sure he thinks he's said enough.
All right, we're going to pack it up and head back to the airport. Only tech
support stays behind.
You should go get some rest.
I have my whole life to rest. Isn't that what you usually say?
We'll be sleeping at the embassy in Doha tonight.
I don't have your departure time for Rome yet.
Harun will be at the embassy with us?
I hope so.
He's not the only kid in this situation.
The Americans and the French have orphans too.
Wow, and that's supposed to comfort me.
To give you perspective.
Came here to get rid of the Taliban, so now we'll leave with our teeth between
our legs and blades filtered open.
Giovanni.
We evacuated 5 ,000 people. Yeah.
These people will be alive with futures. Futures.
But a waste.
Asya.
You want another shot of morphine?
No. No, no, no, no.
If I take another shot, then.
Stay with me. Stay with me.
I won't be able to walk.
We're here.
At the intersection.
Near the entrance to Abbey Gate.
Telephones are everywhere. We can't move.
What do you mean?
We have to go this way.
Okay, but right now we need a doctor for Bastia.
Yes, it's fucking urgent.
Okay, call me back.
What did he say?
I'm not sure.
He said the place is crawling with ISIS.
We have to get out of here. It's too risky.
They're not looking for me.
They're looking for jihadists.
I'm on it.
Stay where you are and watch out.
Okay.
Let us pass, please.
They're coming for us. Stay together and stand up.
Yes, sir.
Joe, can I talk to you?
What? I have about 30 people out there who have to get in.
We're the high -ranking officer from the French embassy.
We have to let them in.
Impossible. No one's going in or out of Abigay. We're on full alert. Okay, so
what do we do?
We just reopened the corridor at Northgate. They have to try there.
It will take them too long. That's not my problem. I said I have a high
embassy official with them.
Then have him come forward and we'll let him in.
With no more Afghans.
98.
Yes, sir.
The situation is under control.
I understand nobody will know, sir.
No, but there's still a chance of Northgate.
Have the Afghans go there.
What are you talking about?
The Americans will let you in, no one else. You want me to abandon them?
Do what I say now.
I'll call you back.
Gilles.
Gilles, fuck!
Okay, we can't get in here. We'll try Northgate.
They're not calling back.
Fuck.
Fuck!
Okay, let's go.
Bastian?
Bastian? Bastian?
You make it, okay?
Okay.
We're almost there.
You'll be fine.
Okay. Okay.
Stop!
The B &B. Call in a B -Office. They're expecting us.
Pair your ID.
What do we got?
Somebody talk to me. Anything?
No, not yet. Come on, guys.
We need to fucking find them.
Over there!
Where? 11 o 'clock, near the door. Green backpack, light shirt.
Watch the door. A man in a light shirt, green backpack.
We have a sighting around the Abbey Gate. Reposition the drone.
Okay, we have a visual.
Marines, go in now.
Now, now, now.
Everybody, let's go. Come on.
Just into CNN, in the last couple of moments here, there's been an explosion
Hamid Karzai International Airport, that, of course, the airport in Kabul,
all these evacuations have been taking place from. Our understanding at this
point, according to two U .S. officials, is that there are injuries among the
Afghan people.
What they can tell us is exactly where and some place.
No, no, no, no.
No,
no, no, no. No,
no, no, no.
No, no, no,
no.
Stop yelling.
Are you hurt?
No, I'm okay.
What about the others?
I don't know.
I don't know.
Don't worry. I'll manage.
Okay. Go talk to Benoit.
Okay.
We have to open a passage at Northgate.
Yes. Okay.
I don't know. Sorry.
We have an estimate.
15 of our guys are down. At least 200 civilians killed. We're going to
CENTCOM's taking over.
Where's Fazal?
Where's Fazal? He was just here.
You're not going to have anything to do with it. It's the property of a traitor.
What other attack did I ask for?
The only plan of the Islamic State is to kill all the Taliban, the infidels, and
their allies.
Oh, my God.
I said, what other attack did I ask for?
Hey,
Fazal. Open the door.
What happened to you, brother?
Don't do this.
I didn't think you'd be afraid of death.
I'm not afraid of death.
I'm just afraid that you killed me. With this talk.
Open the fucking door.
Open the
fucking
door.
Because I'll open the fucking door right now!
The fuck is wrong with you?
Hey! Where's Gilles? On his way.
Wait.
That was fucking close.
You need to see a doctor.
I have to talk to the Americans. I already did.
Gilles is coming with a small group to Northgate.
We need to get them in.
They won't.
They won't let them in.
He's with them.
They're not a threat. No.
The Americans won't take any more risks.
They've lost too much.
It's over. It's done.
It's not your fault.
I should have stopped him from going out.
Fuck!
No one can stop Gilles from doing anything.
It's between him and himself.
Yes, we arrived at Northgate.
Shit.
It's over.
There's no option.
They won't let anyone else in. What?
I'm sorry.
Sir. Come on.
Come on, please.
I'm begging you.
You can't just leave us here.
Sorry.
Open the door.
Open the door!
You should be ashamed for not coming to help us.
Are you kidding me?
I told you your operation was a suicide mission.
We saved a man who may represent this country's future.
Oh, really?
Do you know this country?
Its future looks a lot like its past.
This airport and evacuation was supposed to be under my command. You overstepped
your mission.
I'm reporting this to your superiors. Will you also tell them about the
thousands of Afghans you abandoned?
Shut up. No, I won't shut up!
Tell me how many. How many?
I'm not even talking about the civilians. How many work for us?
At Bagram and Kabul. How many work for you?
That's not the point.
That's exactly the point. Because these people work for us.
And now they're facing death.
And what did you do?
You left them to fight for themselves.
General Hassan saved our people.
And we saved his life. And that's nothing really. It's nothing.
It's a drop of water in an ocean full of shit.
Get outta here.
Get the fuck outta here.
Are you okay?
Yeah, it's just my ears.
I'm fine.
Any news of Bakir?
I think he was at Abbey Gate when it blew.
I spoke to his wife on the phone.
She's leaving Doha for Paris, but has no news.
The Americans are combining the victims' names.
We'll know soon.
We're packing up.
Go get your stuff.
Um, I don't have any stuff.
Sorry. Excuse me, sir.
The office is having a photo -op with Jenna Rahasan.
Shall I?
Can I bum one?
I thought you could.
Well, I do.
I quit every day.
We get a reprimand and they're showing off that the Bundeswehr saved General
Hassan's life.
Such assholes.
Once we get to Berlin, I'm resigning.
Yeah, right.
No, I mean it.
I'm resigning.
I always dreamed of making music.
Really? Yeah.
You know, Monica wants me to join one of those TV talent shows.
Yeah, of course.
I mean, the rare times I've heard you sing.
I pray they send me back to Afghanistan.
Fuck off.
your son, Bastian?
I spoke with Amanda on the phone. He's in Tashkent.
He's fine. He's treated.
Good.
Thank you.
What are you doing here?
I passed out walking for three days
without eating anything.
Can I?
Did you see a doctor?
Soldier told us he was coming to send someone with the French.
My parents are already there.
I'll take care of it.
Do you have a French visa?
We don't have anything.
Okay. I'll get you something to eat and we can take the French.
What are your names?
I'm Amina Nazani, and this is Nuria. You?
Vera.
Nuria, are you hungry?
What a snazdy.
All right.
Will you come with me?
Eat?
Where did you find this?
The Russian diplomats handed out bottles.
They didn't have any space left in the plane.
Thank you.
To this country we're living, and we'll probably never see again.
Do you already know your next posting?
Well, believe it or not, I haven't thought about it yet.
I'd prefer to be closer to London than to Yemen.
That one goes everywhere.
The probability of evacuating a rambus in London by helicopter is highly
unlikely.
What about you?
Well, I have a pretty specific plan in mind.
Take my kids to school every morning, go grocery shopping, and then, in the
afternoon, play video games alone in my basement.
Oh, great.
Not sure the administration would agree to that. Or my wife.
Indeed.
Mr. Ambassador, we're all set. We can take off. Yeah, I'll be right there.
Well, to Afghanistan.
To Afghanistan.
and to... to organic women.
I think I'm going to sleep for three days to start off.
Yes.
Thank you, Mr. President.
Goodbye.
Irani, we found Haroun's family.
Hi.
Hello. Hello, sir.
Hello. Hi.
I am the Italian. I was the Italian consul in Afghanistan.
Okay. We found your son at the airport, but he's safe and sound.
We just landed in Doha, Qatar.
I'll get on the line later and I'll let you talk to him.
Okay? Thank you so much, Mr.
Arun. Bye.
Thank you so much.
Arun?
Arun. Thank you, Mr.
Consul.
Did I give you something to eat?
Yes, thank you. I'm feeling better. Good.
I spoke with the French embassy and their last plane left earlier.
So if your parents did go to France, they're already on their way.
But we're leaving for Tashkent tonight, so if you want, you can come with us.
From Berlin, you can easily find your family in France.
Do you have any papers or papers of your daughter, anything that proves your
identity?
Do you understand what I'm saying?
Yeah.
She's not my daughter.
She's alone.
I'm begging you.
We can leave this country now.
Call your family.
Straight to voicemail.
Where in the U .S. will I be?
Virginia. To start.
After that, you're free.
Free.
I know a security firm in Minnesota.
A whole buddy of mine from the Marines.
I can get you in touch.
I think we've had enough of war for now.
We're almost there, boss.
Alright.
I'm sorry,
you can't get angry.
We need to take a picture.
Who took me here?
The ambulance.
You were at the door.
There was a terrorist attack.
My daughter?
You didn't see my daughter?
I don't know. They took her here alone.
I told you to go to the airport.
My daughter is there.
The airport is closed. The airport is closed.
No one is here.
Mazami Sahib?
Where is Aminat?
Did you open the door?
You should have kept it.
You're the only one who knows.
But you have the right to be proud.
All of us have the right to be proud.
I'm going home.
You might want to go to bed.
Good morning.
is not in service.
Thank you.
My dear wife, my love.
I still have no news from you.
But if I had given up my hope,
I would not have come back home.
Bolani has not come back home either.
I am alone at home.
But I am sure that he is somewhere around here.
I found this poem from a young poet.
His name is Rami Matarad.
I'll read it to you.
You are a believer and your prayer is the essence of the verse.
You have a difference.
Your objection is the essence of the verse.
Don't be afraid of love, of hope, of tomorrow.
Don't be afraid. I will be with you until the end of time.
I love you too.
Just as I love this country.
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