Afghanistan U.S. military withdrawal completion deadline continues to be confused locally

In Afghanistan, the US military has been stationed 20 years after the terrorist attacks on the United States, but on the 31st, the deadline for the withdrawal of the military will be reached.

In addition to the suicide bombing near the airport in the capital Kabul, the turmoil continues, with reports that civilians, including multiple children, were involved in an attack by the US military and died.

In Afghanistan, on the 30th, several rockets were fired at the airport in Kabul, the capital of the U.S. military withdrawal, and the U.S. military announced that it had intercepted some of them.

In Kabul, there was a suicide bomber near an airport crowded with people trying to evacuate on the 26th of this month, killing more than 100 people according to local media, and the U.S. military to stop a new suicide bomber on the 29th. I attacked with an unmanned aircraft aiming at a vehicle that seems to be loaded with explosives.

Local media reported that civilians, including multiple children, were involved and died in the attack.

Many Afghans who cooperated with foreign governments were left behind because they could not board the military aircraft of each country, hoping to evacuate abroad.

The Taliban, which has regained power, is about to launch a new government, but there are growing concerns among citizens about the future of security, the economy, and whether women's rights will be protected. ..

"The U.S. military has been trying to leave us in turmoil for 20 years, and I'm often worried about what our lives will be and what our daughters' future will be," said a man living in Kabul. I did.

Statement claiming that rocket IS fired at the airport is attacking itself

A regional organization of the militant group IS = Islamic State posted a statement on the Internet on the 30th over attacks by multiple rockets launched at the airport in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. I attacked with 6 rockets. I achieved my goal. "

Meanwhile, U.S. media have reported that rockets have been shot down by a missile interception system deployed at the airport and no damage has been confirmed so far, U.S. government officials said. ..