The US military began to draw soldiers at Kabul airport, while the Taliban announced to control some of the inner positions.

The US military is currently less than 4,000 soldiers on duty at Hamid Karzai airport in the Kabul capital of Afghanistan, a significant decrease in 5,800 soldiers deployed in the peak of the evacuation campaign, one

Pentagon spokesman John Kirby then confirmed the US began withdrawing soldiers on duty at Kabul airport, but refused to announce the remaining soldiers here.

A Western security official at Kabul airport said the evacuation campaign of Afghanistan has entered the final stage, with more than 1,000 civilians waiting to be transferred from Kabul airport by air.

A US Marines soldiers participated in security at Hamid Karzai airport in Kabul, Afghanistan on August 26.

Meanwhile, spokesman Taliban Zabihullah Mujahid announced that this force has entered controls some locations in Hamid Karzai airport and is ready to take this base peacefully after the US withdraws.

Although Pentagon spokesman John Kirby Uncle This information, a Taliban official on August 29 said he was waiting for the US to approve the power to control Kabul airport.

At the scene, Taliban has deployed more forces, blocking routes to the airport and preventing Afghan people here.

The Taliban announced that some suspects related to the suicide bombing on August 26, causing at least 170 people killed, including 28 gunmen of this group and 13 US soldiers.

The US then the unmanned aircraft (UAV) armed does not ignore two senior IS-K members, including a strategist, in Nangahar Province of Afghan to respond to a dead dose bombing.

Taliban's gunman stands guard at a security latch outside Kabul airport on August 28.

The Taliban opened a military campaign to beat the majority of Afghan territory in the past few weeks, after the US and the Allied withdrawal from Central Asia.

Since the Taliban gained control of the capital of Kabul, Hamid Karzai International Airport was always sunk in chaos because the massive influx of people poured here to seek the opportunity to escape Afghanistan.