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"Did Our Best" On Kabul Evacuation, Says NATO Representative
Staff involved in efforts to evacuate as many people from Kabul as possible after the Taliban seized power did their best in extremely difficult conditions, NATO's senior civilian representative to Afghanistan said on Saturday.
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Italy's Last Flight To Leave Kabul "Within Hours"
Italy's last evacuation flight from Kabul will leave Afghanistan in the "next few hours", with a top NATO envoy on board, Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio said Friday.
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Global Outrage Over 'Barbaric' Kabul Airport Attack
The Taliban has joined global leaders and NATO in condemning twin suicide bombs that ripped through crowds waiting to be evacuated outside Kabul airport, killing at least 85 people, including 13 US troops.
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Talks With Taliban Must Continue To Preserve Gains: Angela Merkel
The international community must maintain dialogue with the Taliban if it is to protect improvements made in Afghanistan during two decades of NATO deployment, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday.
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Germany In Talks To Continue Kabul Evacuations Beyond August
Germany is in talks with both NATO allies and the Taliban about keeping Kabul airport open beyond the planned August 31 US withdrawal date, to help evacuate as many Afghans who need protection as possible, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Monday.
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Afghan Crisis: India Brings Back 146 Of Its Evacuated Nationals From Doha
India on Monday brought back 146 of its nationals in four different flights from Qatar's capital Doha, days after they were evacuated from Afghanistan by NATO and American aircraft in view of the deteriorating security situation.
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At Least 20 Deaths In Last Week During Kabul Airport Evacuation: Report
At least 20 people have died in the past seven days in and around the Kabul airport during the evacuation effort after Taliban insurgents took over the Afghan capital last week, a NATO official said on Sunday.
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NATO Urges Taliban To Allow Evacuations
NATO on Friday called on the Taliban to allow people being evacuated to leave Afghanistan, and vowed that the allies would remain in "close coordination" while operations continue.
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Taliban Kill DW Journalist's Relative While Hunting For Him: Broadcaster
Taliban fighters in Afghanistan have shot and killed a relative of a Deutsche Welle journalist while hunting for him, the German public broadcaster said.
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NATO Ministers To Hold Video Talks On Afghanistan
NATO foreign ministers will hold an emergency videoconference on Friday to discuss the unfolding situation in Afghanistan and what steps they can take, the alliance's chief Jens Stoltenberg said.
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"Failure Of Afghan Leadership Led To Tragedy": NATO Chief On Kabul Collapse
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday the alliance was surprised by the speed of the Taliban's victory in Afghanistan, but blamed Afghan leaders for the "tragedy".
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US Faces Heat From Allies Over Afghanistan "Debacle"
Allies and critics alike on Monday condemned the United States over the botched end to its 20-year NATO campaign in Afghanistan, with a leading German politician slamming the pullout as "the biggest debacle" in the alliance's history.
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NATO Envoys To Hold Emergency Talks On Afghan Crisis On Tuesday
NATO envoys will hold emergency talks on Tuesday on the situation in Afghanistan as Western powers scramble to evacuate personnel from Kabul after the Taliban takeover, an alliance official said.
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Britain Says Taliban In Control, 'Not On The Cards That We're Going Back'
The Taliban are in control of Afghanistan and British and NATO forces will not be returning to fight the terror group, Britain's defence minister said on Monday.
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Taliban In Control, European Powers Scramble To Evacuate From Afghanistan
European powers present in Afghanistan moved today to evacuate their nationals and local staff as the Taliban were poised to take power.
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"Did Our Best" On Kabul Evacuation, Says NATO Representative
Staff involved in efforts to evacuate as many people from Kabul as possible after the Taliban seized power did their best in extremely difficult conditions, NATO's senior civilian representative to Afghanistan said on Saturday.
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Italy's Last Flight To Leave Kabul "Within Hours"
Italy's last evacuation flight from Kabul will leave Afghanistan in the "next few hours", with a top NATO envoy on board, Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio said Friday.
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Global Outrage Over 'Barbaric' Kabul Airport Attack
The Taliban has joined global leaders and NATO in condemning twin suicide bombs that ripped through crowds waiting to be evacuated outside Kabul airport, killing at least 85 people, including 13 US troops.
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Talks With Taliban Must Continue To Preserve Gains: Angela Merkel
The international community must maintain dialogue with the Taliban if it is to protect improvements made in Afghanistan during two decades of NATO deployment, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday.
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Germany In Talks To Continue Kabul Evacuations Beyond August
Germany is in talks with both NATO allies and the Taliban about keeping Kabul airport open beyond the planned August 31 US withdrawal date, to help evacuate as many Afghans who need protection as possible, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Monday.
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Afghan Crisis: India Brings Back 146 Of Its Evacuated Nationals From Doha
India on Monday brought back 146 of its nationals in four different flights from Qatar's capital Doha, days after they were evacuated from Afghanistan by NATO and American aircraft in view of the deteriorating security situation.
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At Least 20 Deaths In Last Week During Kabul Airport Evacuation: Report
At least 20 people have died in the past seven days in and around the Kabul airport during the evacuation effort after Taliban insurgents took over the Afghan capital last week, a NATO official said on Sunday.
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NATO Urges Taliban To Allow Evacuations
NATO on Friday called on the Taliban to allow people being evacuated to leave Afghanistan, and vowed that the allies would remain in "close coordination" while operations continue.
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Taliban Kill DW Journalist's Relative While Hunting For Him: Broadcaster
Taliban fighters in Afghanistan have shot and killed a relative of a Deutsche Welle journalist while hunting for him, the German public broadcaster said.
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NATO Ministers To Hold Video Talks On Afghanistan
NATO foreign ministers will hold an emergency videoconference on Friday to discuss the unfolding situation in Afghanistan and what steps they can take, the alliance's chief Jens Stoltenberg said.
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"Failure Of Afghan Leadership Led To Tragedy": NATO Chief On Kabul Collapse
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday the alliance was surprised by the speed of the Taliban's victory in Afghanistan, but blamed Afghan leaders for the "tragedy".
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US Faces Heat From Allies Over Afghanistan "Debacle"
Allies and critics alike on Monday condemned the United States over the botched end to its 20-year NATO campaign in Afghanistan, with a leading German politician slamming the pullout as "the biggest debacle" in the alliance's history.
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NATO Envoys To Hold Emergency Talks On Afghan Crisis On Tuesday
NATO envoys will hold emergency talks on Tuesday on the situation in Afghanistan as Western powers scramble to evacuate personnel from Kabul after the Taliban takeover, an alliance official said.
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Britain Says Taliban In Control, 'Not On The Cards That We're Going Back'
The Taliban are in control of Afghanistan and British and NATO forces will not be returning to fight the terror group, Britain's defence minister said on Monday.
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Taliban In Control, European Powers Scramble To Evacuate From Afghanistan
European powers present in Afghanistan moved today to evacuate their nationals and local staff as the Taliban were poised to take power.
