Kabul airport

The terrorist act, carried out during the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from the country in August 2021, killed 13 American troops and nearly 170 Afghans

The full operation of Kabul airport is crucial for reviving Afghanistan's shattered economy

The case highlights the plight of many families who were separated during the hasty Afghanistan evacuation

The drone strike in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul on August 29 killed 10 civilians, including seven children

He claimed that up to 150,000 people applied for evacuation, but less than five percent received help

Turkey's Erdogan said he wanted to foster closer relations with all Gulf states

Such discussions challenge Qatar in a diplomatic tussle for influence over Afghanistan's new rulers

This transpired as the Taliban attempts to open diplomatic channels with the international community

200 foreigners, including Americans, were set to depart Afghanistan on charter planes, US official said

Pentagon leaves behind billions of dollars worth of military equipment, aircraft, vehicles and canines

Extensive repairs must also be implemented before the airport can be operational

Terrorist group said in statement that six rockets were fired at Hamid Karzai International Airport

US forces remain on the ground, scheduled to depart by August 31

'The situation on the ground continues to be extremely dangerous'

Washington says there's a high risk of further bombings

Britain and Spain announced their evacuation operations would end Friday as death toll passes 100

Documents left at embassy contained names, adresses, contact information of Afghans collaborating with UK

UAE and Qatar were vital staging grounds for Western nations' Kabul airlift

Call sign 'Reach 828,' a C-17 cargo plane, was one of many Western aircraft evacuating refugees from Kabul

UK to potential evacuees: 'If you can leave Afghanistan safely by other means, you should do so immediately.'

Visit done in secret to push Biden to extend evacuation past August 31

Vulnerable Afghans likely to be left behind as Taliban refuse to extend deadline

Six people on British ‘no fly’ list detected in security screening

German and US troops participated in subsequent exchange of fire