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The first civilian flight left the Kabul airport after the evacuation of US troops from Afghanistan

Sep 9, 2021, 14:56 GMT+1

The first international civilian flight departed from Kabul International Airport on Thursday after a long absence. The Qatari plane is carrying more than 200 Americans and other nationals The last plane flew from this airport on August 15 during an operation to transfer citizens out of Afghanistan

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