Gunfight and arrests in Haiti; Biden to send Putin a message on cyber (again); Afghanistan worries grow; Iran tells West 'don't worry' about our nuclear program.

Today's top story: U.S. forces leave Bagram Air Base; Efforts underway to send Afghans to central Asian nations; Russia's military conducts live fire drills in Black Sea; China's efforts to build new nuclear capabilities concerns U.S. and a lot more in this episode.

Here are the hot headlines from today's episode: Chinese President Xi Jingping talks tough on adversaries who may get in the way of Chinese Communist Party goals; Iran is continuing to deny access to nuclear sites to IAEA monitors.  There's a lot more in today's episode of global security news you need to be following.

In this episode: Putin says WWIII wouldn't have started if Russia had sunk the British ship in Black Sea; FBI takes a decidedly more aggressive posture on cyber attacks; U.S. will not sit by and watch additional atrocities in Tigray; U.S. & Taiwan resume direct trade talks and a lot more in the world of global security stories.

Japan's Defense Minister issues a wake up call; Biden says Iran will never have a nuclear weapon on his watch; China-Russia reaffirm their love affair and say the relationship spreads 'positive energy' around the world.

ODNI releases report on UAP's on Friday afternoon; Russia warns U.S. & UK to stay out of Black Sea; India deploys 50,000 troops to border with China; Experts warn Kabul could fall faster than 6 months; Blinken in France says JCPOA could be history if Iran doesn't move faster.