LONDON: European nations offer Stark Thursday’s warning about the reduced days of a large aircraft to bring people out of Afghanistan after the Taliban confiscated control of the country, with a British official said the “attack that would occur” could target Kabul International Airport.
France said it would stop the evacuation of Friday while Denmark said his last flight had left Kabul airport, who had seen thousands of people around him in the days since the Taliban took the capital.
Overnight, a new warning emerged from Western Capital on the possibility of a threat from Afghan Islamic State affiliates, which may have seen its ranks driven by prisoners releasing the Taliban throughout the country.
The Minister of England Armed Forces James Hearpey told the BBC on Thursday there was a “attack reporting that would soon occur” very credible “at the airport.
Hearpey admitted that people desperate to go and” there was a appetite by many people in the queue to take their chances, but reporting this threat is very credible and there is a real nominence of it.
“Prime Minister of France Jean Castex told RTL Radio on Thursday that” starting tomorrow night and so on, we cannot evacuate people from Kabul Airport ” Because of the withdrawal August 31st.
Meanwhile, Denmark Defense Minister Trine Bramsen constantly warned: “It’s no longer safe to fly or get out of Kabul.” Danish’s last flight, brought 90 people plus soldiers and diplomats, had left Kabul.