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At least 110 people have been killed including 13 US soldiers in Kabul explosion, says report

Two self destruction planes and shooters assaulted hordes of Afghans running to Kabul air terminal Thursday, changing a scene of urgency into one of frightfulness in the fading days of a carrier for those escaping the Taliban takeover. The assaults killed something like 60 Afghans and 13 U.S. troops, Afghan and U.S. authorities said. 

The U.S. general supervising the clearing said the assaults would not prevent the United States from emptying Americans and others, and trips out were proceeding. Gen. Blunt McKenzie, head of U.S. Headquarters, said there was a lot of safety at the air terminal, and backup courses of action were being utilized to get evacuees in. Around 5,000 individuals were anticipating trips on the landing strip, McKenzie said. The impacts came hours after Western authorities cautioned of a significant assault, asking individuals to leave the air terminal. However, that exhortation went to a great extent unnoticed by Afghans frantic to get away from the country over the most recent couple of days of an American-drove clearing before the U.S. formally closes its 20-year presence on Aug. 31. The Islamic State bunch asserted liability regarding the killings on its Amaq news channel. The IS offshoot in Afghanistan is undeniably more extremist than the Taliban, who as of late assumed responsibility for the country in a lightning rush. The Taliban were not accepted to have been engaged with the assaults and denounced the impacts. In a passionate discourse from the White House, U.S. President Joe Biden said the furthest down the line slaughter would not drive the U.S. out of Afghanistan sooner than planned, and that he had educated the U.S. military to foster intends to strike IS. "We won't pardon. We won't neglect. We will chase you down and make you pay," Biden said. U.S. authorities at first said 11 Marines and one Navy surgeon were among the individuals who kicked the bucket. Another assistance part kicked the bucket hours after the fact. Eighteen assistance individuals were injured and authorities cautioned the cost could develop.

 In excess of 140 Afghans were injured, an Afghan authority said. One of the planes struck individuals standing knee-somewhere down in a wastewater waterway under the boiling sun, tossing bodies into the foul water. The individuals who minutes sooner had expected to get on trips out could be seen conveying the injured to ambulances in a surprise, their own dresses obscured with blood.

Let's see what is US president said after this attack

Biden speech - live: President vows to ‘hunt down’ Isis over attack as senior Republicans call for resignation

US president Joe Biden has promised to “hunt down” the terrorists responsible for two suicide bombings at kabul airport that left 13 American service members dead and 18 wounded. 

Mr Biden warned the US would "not forgive" the perpetrators.

ISIS in Afghanistan

ISKP, the group blamed by the US for Thursday’s bombings at Kabul airport, is the Afghan chapter of the Islamic state.

Islamic State (ISIS), an enemy of the Islamist Taliban as well as the West, said one of its suicide bombers targeted "translators and collaborators with the American army".

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