The US has planned to end airlifts from Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, as the 20-year war has entered its final stage.
“Obviously, we are reaching the end of our prescribed mission,” Major General Hank Taylor of the Pentagon’s Joint Staff told reporters.
The details of the final evacuation movements were being kept secret for security reasons.
The US military prepares to end its airlift and depart the Taliban-controlled Kabul.
Biden's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said Sunday that for those US citizens seeking immediately to leave Afghanistan by the looming deadline, "We have the capacity to have 300 Americans, which is roughly the number we think are remaining, come to the airport and get on planes in the time that is remaining."
More than 1200 people are evacuated from Afghanistan and, the US have no idea of having an embassy in Afghanistan after the final airlift.
