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That isis was trying to target some of those gates and target americans who may be trying to go through them to get on these evacuation flights. as you mentioned, andrea, there is not a firm sense of who is behind these attacks at this point, but all signs are pointing to isis. >> and isis-k, of course, is as we've been pointing out, also an adversary of the taliban. courtney, do you know whether flights were taking off during the -- or in the aftermath of these explosions? >> that's something else that we're trying to get to. there are some reports that flights were still able to take off in ...

Groups have been able to carry out an effect. what is the potential effect on this of the evacuation operation? >> well i hope it has the opposite effect of what is intended. what the intended effect is to accelerate our departure and to him ihumiliate us. i think that the opposite fact is an end of our delusion. maybe there is a bold line between the taliban and al qaeda and the haqqani network and isis-k. haqqani is in charge of security in kabul. he's the number one hostage taker of americans. and the number one mass murderer of afghan civilians. those are the two principal tactics that the...

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The evacuation operation. but he added that the uk evacuation effort would continue. we have already extracted the overwhelming majority of those under both the schemes, the uk persons, uk nationals, plus the afghans, the interpreters and others, and it has been a totally phenomenal effort by the uk. there's been nothing like it for decades and decades. but clearly what this attack shows is the importance of continuing that work, in as fast and as efficient a manner as possible, in the hours that remain to us, and that's what we're going to do. borisjohnson there. i'm joined now by ben scott i...

Welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the chaotic evacuation operation still underway at kabul airport has put a harsh spotlight on two decades of us and nato military commitment in afghanistan. it looks and feels like a strategic defeat, but what does it tell us about the wider geopolitical balance of power? well, my guest is russia's ambassador to the uk, andrei kelin. is this reverse for the us and her allies a positive for russia? and is moscow seeking to exploit other perceived vulnerabilities in the west?