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Donald Trump Announces Arrest Of Kabul Airport Bomber, Thanks Pakistan
An Islamic State operative allegedly responsible for a deadly 2021 suicide bombing outside Kabul airport during the chaotic US military withdrawal has been arrested, President Donald Trump said Tuesday.
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10 Killed, 8 Injured After Blast Outside Kabul's Military Airport: Report
At least 10 people were killed and eight others seriously injured in an explosion that rocked the Kabul military airport on Sunday, Khaama Press reported citing the Taliban Interior Ministry spokesperson.
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Casualties Feared After Blast Outside Kabul's Military Airport: Report
An explosion outside the military airport in Kabul on Sunday has caused multiple casualties, a spokesman for the Taliban-run interior ministry said.
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United Arab Emirates To Run Kabul Airport In Deal With Taliban: Report
The Taliban and the United Arab Emirates are poised to strike a deal for the Gulf nation to run Kabul airport and several others in Afghanistan that could be announced within weeks, according to sources familiar with the negotiations.
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Single Bomber Carried Out Kabul Airport Attack Last Year: US Military
The US military said on Friday that a single Islamic State bomber killed 13 US troops and at least 170 Afghans at Kabul airport last August, not the complex attack originally suspected, and that it could not have been prevented with the resources on
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UAE Holds Talks With Taliban To Run Kabul Airport: Report
The United Arab Emirates has held talks with the Taliban to run Kabul airport, going up against Gulf rival Qatar in a diplomatic tussle for influence with Afghanistan's new rulers, according to four sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Armed Taliban Man Opens Fire At Kabul Airport, One Injured: Report
At least one person was injured on Tuesday when an armed Taliban man opened fire at people lined up to buy air tickets at the Kabul airport, reported Sputnik.
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Taliban Writes To India to Resume Flights To Afghanistan
The Taliban has written to the DGCA, or Directorate General of Civil Aviation, to ask for the resumption of commercial flights between India and Afghanistan (Kabul).
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"Problems At Kabul Airport Resolved": Taliban Ask Airlines To Return
The Taliban in Afghanistan appealed on Sunday for international flights to be resumed, promising full cooperation with airlines and saying that problems at Kabul airport had been resolved.
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Qatar Won't Take "Responsibility" For Kabul Airport Without Clear Taliban Agreement
Qatar warned Tuesday it would not take responsibility for Kabul airport without "clear" agreements with all involved, including the Taliban, about its operations.
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First Foreign Commercial Flight After Taliban Takeover Lands In Kabul
A Pakistan International Airlines plane carrying a handful of passengers touched down at Kabul airport Monday, the first international commercial flight to land since the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan on August 15.
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As Commercial Flights Resume From Kabul, Departing Afghans Emotionally Conflicted
Around 150 passengers, mostly Afghans with dual citizenships, departed Kabul on a Qatar Airways flight Friday evening in a tense and emotional return to their home countries following the Taliban's rapid takeover of the capital last month.
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Kabul Airport Reopens To Receive Aid, Civilian Flights Soon: Qatar Envoy
Qatar's ambassador to Afghanistan said a technical team was able to reopen Kabul airport to receive aid and that it would be prepared for civilian flights soon, Al Jazeera reported on Saturday.
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Qatar Working With Taliban To Reopen Kabul Airport "As Soon As Possible"
Qatar is working with the Taliban to reopen Kabul's airport as soon as possible, its foreign minister said on Thursday, urging the hardline Islamists to allow Afghans to leave.
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Britain Denies Pushing US To Leave Kabul Airport Gate Open Before Blast
Britain co-ordinated closely with the United States and did not push to keep a gate open at Kabul airport where a suicide bomber killed 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghan civilians, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.
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Donald Trump Announces Arrest Of Kabul Airport Bomber, Thanks Pakistan
An Islamic State operative allegedly responsible for a deadly 2021 suicide bombing outside Kabul airport during the chaotic US military withdrawal has been arrested, President Donald Trump said Tuesday.
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10 Killed, 8 Injured After Blast Outside Kabul's Military Airport: Report
At least 10 people were killed and eight others seriously injured in an explosion that rocked the Kabul military airport on Sunday, Khaama Press reported citing the Taliban Interior Ministry spokesperson.
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Casualties Feared After Blast Outside Kabul's Military Airport: Report
An explosion outside the military airport in Kabul on Sunday has caused multiple casualties, a spokesman for the Taliban-run interior ministry said.
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United Arab Emirates To Run Kabul Airport In Deal With Taliban: Report
The Taliban and the United Arab Emirates are poised to strike a deal for the Gulf nation to run Kabul airport and several others in Afghanistan that could be announced within weeks, according to sources familiar with the negotiations.
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Single Bomber Carried Out Kabul Airport Attack Last Year: US Military
The US military said on Friday that a single Islamic State bomber killed 13 US troops and at least 170 Afghans at Kabul airport last August, not the complex attack originally suspected, and that it could not have been prevented with the resources on
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UAE Holds Talks With Taliban To Run Kabul Airport: Report
The United Arab Emirates has held talks with the Taliban to run Kabul airport, going up against Gulf rival Qatar in a diplomatic tussle for influence with Afghanistan's new rulers, according to four sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Armed Taliban Man Opens Fire At Kabul Airport, One Injured: Report
At least one person was injured on Tuesday when an armed Taliban man opened fire at people lined up to buy air tickets at the Kabul airport, reported Sputnik.
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Taliban Writes To India to Resume Flights To Afghanistan
The Taliban has written to the DGCA, or Directorate General of Civil Aviation, to ask for the resumption of commercial flights between India and Afghanistan (Kabul).
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"Problems At Kabul Airport Resolved": Taliban Ask Airlines To Return
The Taliban in Afghanistan appealed on Sunday for international flights to be resumed, promising full cooperation with airlines and saying that problems at Kabul airport had been resolved.
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Qatar Won't Take "Responsibility" For Kabul Airport Without Clear Taliban Agreement
Qatar warned Tuesday it would not take responsibility for Kabul airport without "clear" agreements with all involved, including the Taliban, about its operations.
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First Foreign Commercial Flight After Taliban Takeover Lands In Kabul
A Pakistan International Airlines plane carrying a handful of passengers touched down at Kabul airport Monday, the first international commercial flight to land since the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan on August 15.
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As Commercial Flights Resume From Kabul, Departing Afghans Emotionally Conflicted
Around 150 passengers, mostly Afghans with dual citizenships, departed Kabul on a Qatar Airways flight Friday evening in a tense and emotional return to their home countries following the Taliban's rapid takeover of the capital last month.
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Kabul Airport Reopens To Receive Aid, Civilian Flights Soon: Qatar Envoy
Qatar's ambassador to Afghanistan said a technical team was able to reopen Kabul airport to receive aid and that it would be prepared for civilian flights soon, Al Jazeera reported on Saturday.
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Qatar Working With Taliban To Reopen Kabul Airport "As Soon As Possible"
Qatar is working with the Taliban to reopen Kabul's airport as soon as possible, its foreign minister said on Thursday, urging the hardline Islamists to allow Afghans to leave.
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Britain Denies Pushing US To Leave Kabul Airport Gate Open Before Blast
Britain co-ordinated closely with the United States and did not push to keep a gate open at Kabul airport where a suicide bomber killed 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghan civilians, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.
