CLEAN : Blinken says Taliban renew vow to let Afghans 'freely depart'

The transcript discusses the collaboration with Al Jazeera English and questions posed to Sheikh Mohammed and Secretary Blinken. It highlights the US military's efforts to address the situation where the Taliban is allegedly holding flights hostage. The US is working to assist citizens and residents, engaging with the Taliban to ensure people with valid documents can leave. The international community is monitoring the Taliban's commitments. The transcript also covers the current status of flights, humanitarian efforts, and future plans to resume airport operations for passengers and aid.

What is the main concern of the US military regarding the Taliban?

• The Taliban's control over Kabul

• The Taliban's military strength

• The Taliban holding flights hostage

• The Taliban's refusal to negotiate

What is the current stance of the Taliban regarding people with valid travel documents?

• They are sent to refugee camps

• They are required to pay a fee

• They are detained indefinitely

• They are allowed to leave freely

What has been the international community's response to the Taliban's commitments?

• They have imposed sanctions

• They have ignored the situation

• They are closely monitoring the Taliban

• They have provided military support

What is the hope for the airport in Afghanistan in the coming days?

• It will resume operations for passengers and aid

• It will be used only for military operations

• It will be closed permanently

• It will be converted into a market

What does the conclusion of the transcript highlight?

• The increase in military interventions

• The failure of international diplomacy

• The remarkable global support and generosity

• The decline of humanitarian aid