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ISIS Kabul Attack: 60 civilians, 13 US troops killed in multiple blasts at Kabul airport

Written by  Rajan Nath -- August 27th 2021 08:52 AM -- Updated: August 27th 2021 08:54 AM
ISIS Kabul Attack: 60 civilians, 13 US troops killed in multiple blasts at Kabul airport

ISIS Kabul Attack: 60 civilians, 13 US troops killed in multiple blasts at Kabul airport

ISIS Kabul Attack: As many as 60 civilians and 13 US troops were killed in multiple blasts that took place at Kabul airport in Afghanistan. A report stated that an ISIS terrorist attack at the Kabul airport killed 13 US troops and injured 15 more. Likewise, 60 civilians were also killed in an attack. Also Read | Kabul blasts: ISIS claims responsibility for multiple blasts in Afghanistan’s Kabul US braces for more possible attacks after deadly Kabul blasts However, Taliban, who seized control over Afghanistan, claimed that the explosions outside Kabul airport was carried out by the US forces to destroy their belongings. Also Read | Prices of dry fruit shoot up as imports from Afghanistan disrupted "Several explosions were heard in Kabul in the evening. The blasts were carried out by US forces inside Kabul airport to destroy their belongings. Kabul residents are not worried," Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said in a tweet. At least seven explosions were heard in Kabul city, hours after the twin suicide bombings outside the airport, that killed over 60 people, including US troops, the report added. "A huge & shocking explosion, waves shake #Kabul 6th explosion. And another 7the explosion while I'm writing this. Two explosions," an Afghanistan media outlet reported. Image Four US Marines are among the 35 people who were reportedly killed in twin bomb blasts outside Kabul airport in Afghanistan on Thursday. The first blast was reported at the Abbey Gate in Kabul airport while the second one was near the Baron Hotel. Pentagon press secretary John Kirby confirmed the development saying that "a number of US service members" were killed in a complex attack at Kabul airport. The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the terror attack near Hamid Karzai International Airport and expressed his support for the victims of the blast. -PTC News


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