After the US withdrawal, the first commercial flight from Kabul reached Doha with passengers

First commercial Flight Reached Doha

Qatari officers say a Qatar Airways flight that left Kabul with the Americans has arrived in Doha. The flight departed with extra than a hundred passengers.

More than a hundred passengers, along with residents of the US and numerous different Western countries, arrived in Doha on Thursday on a Qatar Airways flight from Taliban-managed Kabul.

This is the primary time for the reason that US withdrawal from Afghanistan ultimate month that a civilian, worldwide flight has departed from Kabul Airport.

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Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani stated, "We controlled to fly the primary aircraft with the passengers an hour ago."

Qatari officers stated Thursday that Taliban government had allowed passengers from Kabul who had the right files to fly. The aircraft turned into sporting a hundred to one hundred fifty Americans and different Westerners, and every other two hundred will depart Afghanistan on Friday, officers stated.

The German Foreign Ministry said 15 German nationals had been on board the flight.

The State Department later stated 10 U.S. residents and eleven everlasting citizens had been most of the passengers.

After the aircraft landed in Doha, the White House stated talks with the Taliban had been a "commercial enterprise and professional" and "a wonderful first step" in dealing with the war.

Although the Taliban have stated that humans may want to maintain to go away Afghanistan after America withdrawal, in latest days the Islamist militant organization has taken manipulate of the country, constitution flights seeking to depart the northern Afghan town of Mazar-e-Sharif.

The United States has formerly stated that approximately a hundred Americans are in Kabul, in addition to hundreds of Afghan allies and their households who've now no longer been capable of get out.

The White House on Thursday accepted a plan supplied through the U.S. Department of Defense to cooperate with volunteer groups, former U.S. unique forces and others that offer data on Afghanistan, Politico reports. Have