KABUL: Taliban on Sunday blamed the United States because of the evacuation of tens of tens of thousands of Afghans and foreigners from the capital, one week after the Islamic group backline returned to power in a quick wins that surprised the world.
The United States has warned the threat of security and the European Union acknowledging that “impossible” to evacuate everyone who is at risk of the Taliban, who has sworn a softer version of their brutal government from 1996-2001.
But the fearful Afghans continued to try to escape, deepen a tragedy at Kabul Airport where the United States and its allies could not overcome a large number of people who tried to get evacuation flights.
“America, with all the strength and facilities …
has failed to bring order to the airport.
There is peace and quiet throughout the country, but there is a chaos only at Kabul Airport,” the official Taliban said Amir Khan Mutaqi.
The British Ministry of Defense said that the week seven people had died in the crowd, without providing further details.
A journalist, which is among a group of other media workers and the academics is fortunate enough to get to the airport on Sundays for flights, describing the desperate scene of the people around their buses on the way and they showed us passports and shouted ‘Bring us with You …
Please take us with you ‘, “said the journalist told AFP.” The Taliban fighters in the truck in front we have to shoot in the air to make them leave.
“Sky News Britain on Saturday Aired Footage at least three bodies covered in tarpaulin White outside the airport.
It is unclear how they die.
Ramsay’s Reporter, who is at the airport, calls “unavoidable” death and say people are “destroyed”, while others are “dehydrated and fear”.
The recording is the latest image of despair In total, after the baby’s video was appointed on the wall at the airport and the horror scenes of people who hung onto the plane departed.
Ameri The United States, which has thousands of troops that tries to secure the airport, has set deadline to complete the evacuation on August 31.
But there are up to 15,000 Americans and 50,000 to 60,000 Afghan allies that need to be evacuated, according to Biden Administration.
Without respecting others afraid of repression under the Taliban and also trying to escape.
US President Joe Biden has described evacuation operations as “one of the biggest airlifts, the most difficult in history”.
This situation is more complicated on Saturday when the US government warns its citizens to stay away from the airport because of “security threats”.
There was no special reason given, but a White House officials later said Biden had been issued for security threats, including from the Islamic State Jihadis group.
UE Foreign Policy Head Josep Borrell gave a gloomy assessment whether AirLift would succeed.
“They want to evacuate 60,000 people between now and later this month.
This is mathematically impossible,” he told AFP.
Borrell added that “we have complained” to America that their airport security is too tight and inhibits efforts by Afghans who work in Europe to enter.
On Saturday, the Pentagon said 17,000 people had been taken out since the operation began on August 14, including 2,500 Americans.
Thousands have gone away with other foreign military flights.
Taliban have been public satisfied with the US military overseeing airlift, while focusing on the formation of government.
The co-founder of the Mullah Group Abdul Ghani Baradar flew to Kabul and planned to meet with jihad leaders, elders and politicians in the coming days, an official told AFP.
Among them were the leader of the Haqqani network, a terrorist organization appointed by the US with a million dollar gifts on his leadership.
The Taliban surprised the world when they swept Kabul last week, ending two decades of war, there was almost no opposition from government forces that had been trained and equipped with a US-led alliance.
However, there have been more resistance with some former government forces gathered at Panjshir Valley, north of Kabul, long known as the anti-Taliban fortress.
One of the leaders of the movement, named The National Resistance Front, is the son of the famous anti-Taliban commander Ahmad Shah Massoud.
NRF was prepared for “long-term conflict” but also still trying to negotiate with the Taliban about the inclusive government, ali spokesman Maisam Nazary told AFP in an interview.
“The conditions for peace agreements with the Taliban are decentralization, a system that ensures social justice, equality, rights, and freedom for all.”