Former President Trump issues statement after Taliban takes control of Afghanistan’s presidential palace and US evacuates personnel
Taliban soldiers on Sunday took control of the presidential palace in Kabul, Afghanistan, solidifying their grip over the country as the U.S. government rushes to evacuate remaining personnel in its total withdrawal from the region.... [+]
the start of Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani's swearing-in inauguration ceremony, at the Presidential Palace in Kabul on March 9, 2020. - Afghanistan lurched deeper into political crisis on March 9 as the rivals for the country's leadership had themselves sworn in at simultaneous ceremonies that were interrupted by at least two blasts.
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