All that happened in Afghanistan was from taking control of Kabul from the Taliban, moving the president to evacuation of embassy employees.

And this led many foreign embassy diplomats and employees to begin the evacuation process, fearing that they may suffer life.

The moment they have announced victory in this city, the president of this country, Ashraf Ghan, has fled the country along with his cabinet, heading towards Tajikistan.

However, this only gave more Taliban will to enter the presidential palace, within which they were posted by Ghan's office, where they later placed the white flag in the meeting office, claiming to declare from there Afghanistan's <x0).

On the other hand, images of evacuation showed how American military helicopters, and many armoured vehicles transported foreign and American embassy employees to the international airport in Kabul.

He even evacuated the American ambassador to this country. And over the U.S. Embassy, it was seen smoking black smoke.

But without spending many hours of his departure, the Afghan president has been notified by his exhumously by the reason for his departure, reasoning that he has stopped the bloodshed among his people.

After the Americans, many countries such as Great Britain and France and Germany have ordered the sending of transport planes to evacuate their citizens from this area.

But it is not only the outgoing foreign employees are translators and many local residents who for years cooperated with the American Army and NATO officials whom the Taliban consider traitors.

Even days ago it was reported that many of them were executed in the most brutal manner by the Taliban, who since the U.S. Army's departure intensified attacks to take control of the country.

Images from Kabul airport Hamit Karzai look like those of Hollywood's apocalypse scene where thousands of people do their best to get on planes to save the worst.

The United Nations Security Council has called an extraordinary session where the current situation in Afghanistan will be discussed, where millions of people remain at the mercy of the Taliban who are threatening anyone who thinks differently and especially those who cooperate with Western forces.

We remember that after the 11 September attacks on the Twin Towers in New York and Petangon by members of the Al Qaeda terrorist group, led by their leader Osama bin Laden where thousands of Americans lost their lives, the US Army had begun its military operations for their capture in Afghanistan by stationing in this country along with other NATO member states.

Since then, they have faced fierce fighting with the Taliban, who often did not choose vehicles just to inflict more damage on the American Army and its allies.

The Taliban often used neighboring states to accommodate and avoid bombs of American aircraft and drones where Pakistan, where Osama Bin Laden was sheltered, became a “welcome to the Taliban.

And with the U.S. Army's withdrawal from Afghanistan, the issue of Afghan refugees fighting the world has begun, fearing that when the Taliban arrive they can pay life.

Many world leaders today have condemned their actions by calling them inhuman and, above all, feeling fear and terror over the civilian population.