Washington: The U.S. is evacuating its citizens, afghani citizens, and others from Afghanistan. The situation has worsened since the Taliban captured the war-torn country. In such a situation, the U.S. is increasingly engaged in evacuating people. A White House official said 9,000 people have been evacuated from Afghanistan since August 14. On August 19 alone, 3,000 people have been brought out of Kabul safely. Tell us that since the Taliban's occupation, countries all over the world have been engaged in evacuating their citizens from the country.

A White House official said, 'On August 19, the United States evacuated 3,000 people from Kabul airport via 16 C-17 Globemaster planes. Out of this, 350 U.S. citizens were evacuated. Additional people evacuated include family members of U.S. citizens, SIV applicants, and their families and Afghans.' The official said, 'In the last 24 hours, the U.S. Army has sent 11 charter planes. We've evacuated 9,000 people since August 14. Since the end of July, we have evacuated about 14,000 people.'

The Taliban captured Afghanistan last Sunday (August 15). The Taliban's sudden victory amid the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the country after 20 years of war created chaos at Kabul airport, from where the United States and allies are trying to evacuate thousands of their civilians and allies safely.

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