All U.S. troops have departed Afghanistan, the Department of Defense announced, concluding America's military ground presence there and longest war after 20 years.
Dan Bonginocriticized theBiden administrationSaturday on "Unfiltered with Dan Bongino" for preparing to leave Americans behind inAfghanistanafter the withdrawal of U.S. troops on August 31. DAN BONGINO: You’ve heard politicians talk. We hear them talk too much – it’s all they do. They’re...
Leave no one behind…. It's one of the cornerstones of the U.S. military. But when, after 20 years, American armed forcesleft Afghanistan, in the eyes of many, this sacred oath had been violated. Countless Afghans who helped Americans and the cause for democ...
In the three years since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, hundreds of people around the country — current and former military members, diplomats, intelligence officers, civilians from all walks of life — have struggled in obscurity to help the Afghans lef...
The Pineapple Express, a network of special operations veterans and contacts on the ground who came together to evacuate American citizens and Afghan allies, is moving to the next phase of their operations — getting the hundreds of Americans left behind by Joe Biden in ...
"This is our fourth war zone that Project Dynamo has deployed to where Americans are left. Itstarted in Afghanistanwhere we’re still pulling American citizens out… still to this day. Then of course Ukraine where the embassy left and left behind Americans. And then of course Sudan right aft...
The White House says the U.S. is trying to help thousands of Americans left behind in Sudan escape fighting in the east African nation.
Excerpts of an email from the State Department to members of congress viewed by CBS News acknowledged that charter flights are still on the ground at the Mazar-i-Sharif airstrip in northern Afghanistan and have permission to land in Doha “if and when the Taliban agrees to takeoff.” “The ...
This summer has been the deadliest in the eight-year war for American troops. While the number of uniformed Americans killed in combat in Afghanistan may seem comparatively low — just over 800, most of those since 2007 — the Soviets also suffered relatively light cas...
Setting foot in the US was a joyful but fraught moment for Mujtaba Ebadi, one of 50 US citizens and legal residents evacuated from Afghanistan who arrived at John F. Kennedy Airport Saturday morning.