Washington: Evacuation operations at Kabul Airport continued to remain “without interruption” after a rocket attack, confirmed the White House on Monday.
In a statement, the Secretary of the White House Press Jen PSaki said US President Joe Biden was complained about rocket attacks by Jake Sullivan National Security Advisor and Ron Klain’s staff.
“The president was told that the operation continued to be unbroken at HKIA (Hamid Karzai International Airport), and has reconnected his demands so that the commander doubled their efforts to prioritize doing anything needed to protect our troops in the field,” PSAKI said.
On Monday, at least five rockets were fired towards Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, a US official told ABC News.
The US military involves the defense of the C-RAM missile, but, according to ABC News, it is still unclear whether all rockets have been intercepted.
There have been no initial reports about victims.
According to video recording from Pajhwok Afghane News and Tolo News Report, the rocket was fired from a car in the Khair Khana Kabul area to the airport on Monday morning and crashed into various parts of the city security situation had deteriorated near the airport kabul as a US wind down the operation of evacuation.
On Thursday, a suicide bomber and some armed person Isis-k killed 13 members of service a.s.
And almost 169 Afghan civilians in the attack at Kabul Airport.
US troops on Sunday carried out air strikes targeting the alleged ISIS-K suicide bomber that filed the threat of “immediately” to the airport.
A total of nine people, all members of the same family were killed in the attack.