
US presses on with evacuation from Afghanistan after deadly Kabul airport attack
CNN
The United States has vowed to continue the evacuation of American citizens and allies out of Afghanistan, as US troops brace for the threat of more terrorist attacks following two deadly bombings at Kabul's airport.
At least 90 Afghans died and another 140 were injured Thursday, an official with Afghanistan's Ministry of Health said, after suicide bombers and gunmen attacked packed crowds outside the airport. According to the Pentagon, 13 US service members were killed and 18 others injured.
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