Panjshir Valley: Afghanistan's Last Stand Against The Taliban
The last refuge against the Taliban has been established by fighters in the Panjshir Valley who are determined to hold their ground.
The last refuge against the Taliban has been established by fighters in the Panjshir Valley who are determined to hold their ground.
In a tweet this morning the former marine said his team and animals were turned away into the "chaos" of "devastating explosions".
James Heappey refused to comment on whether today would be the last day of evacuation flights from Kabul airport.
Boris Johnson was speaking after several explosions near Afghanistan's Kabul airport, which killed US service personnel and Afghans.
A number of US service members and Afghans have been killed in the blasts, while there are no reported UK military or government casualties.
The former marine said "everything is chaos" with at least two explosions confirmed.
Director of the London School of Economics Centre for Women is urging the international community to not leave them under Taliban rule.
Ben Wallace has posted a series of tweets, including stating: "No-one, at any stage, has blocked a flight."
New dad Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Caesar "burped" and "settled" the infant before she was reunited with her mother.
James Heappey said that given the intelligence they had been receiving, travel advice had been changed for Afghanistan.
The Royal Marine veteran has asked the Taliban for "safe passage into the airport" for his convoy of charity staff and animals.
Captain Muraal served with the Afghan National Army for 8 years and was evacuated on a flight from Kabul.
President Joe Biden said this week the US knew the group was "seeking to target" Kabul airport and attack allied forces and civilians.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has said Pen Farthing, his staff and animals will be able to leave on their chartered flight.
A former commander who served in the country says UK personnel are "under an extreme amount of pressure".
Boris Johnson said the UK is "confident we can get thousands more out" of Afghanistan, despite the US not extending the 31 August deadline.