- The last American soldier left Afghanistan on Monday, marking the end of the 20-year battle in the United States.
- Taliban fighters shot in Kabul to celebrate and took control of the city’s airport.
- A video showed that they entered the hangar with equipment left by the US military.
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The U.S. has officially withdrawn troops from Afghanistan The last plane took off From this country on Monday night.
The video showed that Taliban militants opened fire to celebrate the U.S. withdrawal and occupied the Kabul airport, where thousands of Afghans flee desperately after occupying the country.
BBC News broadcast footage of gunshots, and chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet said she could hear celebratory tracer fires and gunfire. She said it was “a celebratory gunshot erupted in Kabul by Taliban supporters”.
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AFP report The Taliban “fired happily into the air” on Tuesday to celebrate the departure of the United States.
Reuters report The Taliban took control of the airport before dawn on Tuesday, and celebratory gunfire broke out across Kabul.
“Los Angeles Times” Middle East bureau chief Nabih Bulos (Nabih Bulos) shared footage of the Taliban militants at the Kabul airport controlled by the US military.
He also shared a video of Taliban soldiers entering the hangar to check the legacy equipment of the US military:
The U.S. permanently banned more than 150 cars and airplanes on departure, so they can “Never used again,” a U.S. general said on Monday.
