and noted that US citizen evacuations are ongoing. The State Department also sent a push message to all Americans in Afghanistan saying that if they do not choose to leave they should be ...

After all that, the last US troops to depart – some of them surely born after the 9/11 attacks – will leave parts of Afghanistan under the control of the same oppressive Taliban leaders who ...

When it came to announcing that all U.S. troops had left Afghanistan, concluding ... the evacuation effort as "the largest airlift in US history." He said he would address the American people ...

The United States facilitated the departure ... going to find ways to get them – the ones that want to leave – to get them out of Afghanistan. We know many of them have family members, many ...

Afghanistan’s former president said Sunday the United States came to his country to fight extremism and bring stability to his war-tortured nation and is leaving nearly 20 years later having ...

The United States has also spent more ... the U.S. military’s combat mission in Afghanistan was supposed to end and all troops were supposed to leave the country two years later.

and secure the prospects of civilian departures for those who want to leave Afghanistan in the weeks and months ahead.” The longest US war has ended, weeks shy of the 20th anniversary of its ...

Sadly, this was no isolated incident. Since President Biden announced the United States would leave Afghanistan by Sept. 11, violence has soared. But it isn’t only Afghans who’ll suffer.

The US is fully withdrawing from Afghanistan, leaving the country after 20 years of war and more than 100,000 lives lost between Afghan civilians, military, coalition troops and militant fighters.