The Taliban had not kidnapped any strangers, although some of them were questioned before being allowed to leave Afghanistan, an official of Islamic militant groups said on Saturday.
Only a week after the quick takeover of the Taliban South Asian nation, Western countries have struggled to increase the rate of evacuation in the midst of chaos and reports of violence by the rebels.
“Our fighters will continue to show restraints,” Taliban officials told Reuters with the terms of anonymity.
He put aside the abduction of the abducting foreigners reported, but added, “We questioned some of them before they left the country.” The Taliban has demanded responsibility for abnormalities at Kabul airport, surrounded by thousands of despair to escape from the country, and said West can have a better plan to be evacuated.
At least 12 people have been killed inside and around the airport since Sunday, NATO and Taliban officials said, as the Taliban Gun-Totib around him urged them without travel documents to go home.
There were no foreigners who were kidnapped, but some were asked, say the Taliban
