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A US airstrike targeted the "Islamic State-Khorasan" in retaliation for the Kabul airport blast. US forces are on alert for another "highly likely" terror attack.

The Taliban gave "assurances" that all Afghan nationals will be allowed to leave the country if they have travel authorization from abroad, the US and its allies said in a joint statement. Follow DW for the latest.

Neon Nettle - How China Benefits from Biden Handing Afghanistan to the Taliban - Enemies of the United States and their allies are rejoicing over the terrorist takeover

The Taliban gave "assurances" that all Afghan nationals will be allowed to leave the country if they have travel authorization from abroad, the US and its allies said in a joint statement. Follow DW for the latest.

The Taliban gave "assurances" that all Afghan nationals will be allowed to leave the country if they have travel authorization from abroad, the US and its allies said in a joint statement. Follow DW for the latest.

The death toll in the Afghanistan capital continues to rise following a deadly suicide bomber attack claimed by the "Islamic State."

The US military has conducted a drone strike against an "Islamic State Khorasan" (IS-K) attack planner in Afghanistan, one day after a deadly bombing at Kabul airport. Follow DW for the latest.

A US airstrike targeted the "Islamic State-Khorasan" in retaliation for the Kabul airport blast. US forces are on alert for another "highly likely" terror attack.

U.S. soldiers stand inside the airport as hundreds of people gather near an evacuation control checkpoint on the perimeter of the Hamid Karzai

President Joe Biden may disagree with former President Donald Trump over who is to blame for the messy exit from Afghanistan, but both bet voters would be more responsive to ending the war than watching the images of Taliban advances on their televisions.