The Taliban on Saturday claimed that their fighters have entered the Panjshir Valley from several directions without clashes, but the Popular Resistance Front denied the claims. Panjshir is the only Afghanistan province that has not yet fallen to the insurgent group. Meanwhile, the last British flight evacuating civilians from Afghanistan left Kabul on Saturday, ending the UK's evacuation operation and its 20-year military involvement in Afghanistan. The UK has airlifted almost 15,000 Afghan and British citizens in the two weeks since the Taliban took control. With the August 31 deadline looming, the US military has also begun its final withdrawal from Afghanistan in the closing stages of a frantic airlift of Americans, Afghans and others desperate to escape Taliban rule before the evacuation shuts down.
Two days after the deadly bombings outside Kabul airport that killed over 100 people and left dozens injured, the Pentagon said the attack was carried out by one suicide bomber. The White House also warned of more possible attacks and the National Security team met US President Joe Biden and advised that there is "an ongoing and acute threat from ISIS-K". The US continued to press on into the final days of the airlift from Afghanistan amid tighter security. Meanwhile, with the deteriorating conditions in the Afghanistan, up to half a million Afghans could flee the crisis in their homeland, UNHCR said, appealing to all neighbouring countries to keep their borders open for those seeking safety.
Afghanistan news live updates August 27: At least 90 Afghans and 13 US troops were killed and hundreds were injured as two suicide bombers and gunmen attacked crowds of Afghans flocking to the Kabul airport in the waning days of airlift for those fleeing the Taliban takeover. According to reports, the Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the killings on its Amaq news channel. While the Taliban "condemned the blast", US President Joe Biden vowed to hunt down those responsible for the twin explosions and said he had asked the Pentagon to develop plans to strike back at them. Meanwhile, there are still at least 20 Indian nationals stranded in the country now under Taliban control, sources said on Thursday. As the situation in Afghanistan turned worse, former Afghan Vice-President Amrullah Saleh claimed that "IS-K cells have their roots in Talibs and Haqqani network particularly the ones operating in Kabul". Follow Indiatoday.in for more updates on the situati
बाकी एशिया न्यूज़: चीन ने तालिबान से शांतिपूर्ण हस्तांतरण की अपील की और एक समावेशी इस्लामिक सरकार स्थापित करने का वादे निभाने को कहा। हुआ ने साफ किया है कि चीन का काबुल स्थित दूतावास ऑपरेशनल है।