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8 Taliban Killed In Panjshir Province Fighting: Afghan Militia Forces
Taliban forces clashed with militia fighters in the Panjshir valley north of the Afghan capital Kabul on Monday night, losing eight killed, a representative of the main anti-Taliban opposition group said.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Taliban Celebrate Victory As Last US Troops Leave Afghanistan
The Taliban joyously fired guns into the air and offered words of reconciliation on Tuesday, as they celebrated defeating the United States and returning to power after two decades of war that devastated Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: US Military Strike Reportedly Targets Suicide Bomber In Kabul
A loud blast was heard in the Afghan capital Kabul on Sunday by AFP journalists, hours after US officials warned of the possibility of a terror attack.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Updates: Taliban Warn Of "Consequences" If US Extends Evacuation
Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Taliban's statement came a day after US President Joe Biden said he still hopes to complete the "heartbreaking" evacuation from Afghanistan by the end of the month.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Updates: Taliban Warn Of "Consequences" If US Extends Evacuation
The Taliban have warned there would be "consequences" if the US and its allies extend their presence in Afghanistan beyond next week, as chaos continued to overwhelm Kabul airport.
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7 Killed In Chaos Near Kabul Airport, Says UK Defence Ministry
Britain said Sunday that seven Afghans have died in the chaos near Kabul airport as the British defence secretary expressed support for extending Washington's end-of-the-month deadline to permit the evacuation of so many people.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Several Killed As Taliban Open Fire On Protesters
Flag-waving protesters took to the streets of several Afghan cities today as popular opposition to the Taliban spread, and a witness said several people were killed when the terrorists fired on a crowd.
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IAF Evacuates 45 Indians From Kabul Mission, More Await Rescue: Sources
Over 200 Indians including Foreign Ministry staff and paramilitary soldiers tasked for their protection are yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan's capital Kabul, sources have told NDTV.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Commercial Flights Out Of Kabul Cancelled
The Taliban declared the war in Afghanistan was over after the terror group took control of the presidential palace in Kabul. Nations scrambled to evacuate their citizens from Kabul today.
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Kabul Airspace Closed, Air India Flight To Afghan Capital Can't Operate
No flights can operate from Kabul airport now as the airspace has been closed, officials said. That means no aircraft can also land there. An Air India aircraft tasked to fly to Afghanistan to bring out people will no longer be able to go there.
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Video: Hundreds Jostle To Board Plane - Desperate Scenes At Kabul Airport
A video of hundreds of Afghans jostling to climb into an aeroplane to fly out of the country amid the Taliban's return may become the latest defining image of desperation in a war-torn country.
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8 Taliban Killed In Panjshir Province Fighting: Afghan Militia Forces
Taliban forces clashed with militia fighters in the Panjshir valley north of the Afghan capital Kabul on Monday night, losing eight killed, a representative of the main anti-Taliban opposition group said.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Taliban Celebrate Victory As Last US Troops Leave Afghanistan
The Taliban joyously fired guns into the air and offered words of reconciliation on Tuesday, as they celebrated defeating the United States and returning to power after two decades of war that devastated Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: US Military Strike Reportedly Targets Suicide Bomber In Kabul
A loud blast was heard in the Afghan capital Kabul on Sunday by AFP journalists, hours after US officials warned of the possibility of a terror attack.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Updates: Taliban Warn Of "Consequences" If US Extends Evacuation
Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Taliban's statement came a day after US President Joe Biden said he still hopes to complete the "heartbreaking" evacuation from Afghanistan by the end of the month.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Updates: Taliban Warn Of "Consequences" If US Extends Evacuation
The Taliban have warned there would be "consequences" if the US and its allies extend their presence in Afghanistan beyond next week, as chaos continued to overwhelm Kabul airport.
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7 Killed In Chaos Near Kabul Airport, Says UK Defence Ministry
Britain said Sunday that seven Afghans have died in the chaos near Kabul airport as the British defence secretary expressed support for extending Washington's end-of-the-month deadline to permit the evacuation of so many people.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Several Killed As Taliban Open Fire On Protesters
Flag-waving protesters took to the streets of several Afghan cities today as popular opposition to the Taliban spread, and a witness said several people were killed when the terrorists fired on a crowd.
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IAF Evacuates 45 Indians From Kabul Mission, More Await Rescue: Sources
Over 200 Indians including Foreign Ministry staff and paramilitary soldiers tasked for their protection are yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan's capital Kabul, sources have told NDTV.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Commercial Flights Out Of Kabul Cancelled
The Taliban declared the war in Afghanistan was over after the terror group took control of the presidential palace in Kabul. Nations scrambled to evacuate their citizens from Kabul today.
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Kabul Airspace Closed, Air India Flight To Afghan Capital Can't Operate
No flights can operate from Kabul airport now as the airspace has been closed, officials said. That means no aircraft can also land there. An Air India aircraft tasked to fly to Afghanistan to bring out people will no longer be able to go there.
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Video: Hundreds Jostle To Board Plane - Desperate Scenes At Kabul Airport
A video of hundreds of Afghans jostling to climb into an aeroplane to fly out of the country amid the Taliban's return may become the latest defining image of desperation in a war-torn country.
