Russia denounces fear assault at Kabul air terminal

Russia has denounced Thursday’s fear-monger assault at Afghanistan’s Kabul air terminal that killed somewhere around 90 individuals including 13 US warriors, saying it is “a reason for genuine concern”, Anadolu Agency reports.

Addressing correspondents in Moscow on Friday, Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov said Russian insight administrations are observing the circumstance in the country nonstop.

“We denounce these psychological militant demonstrations in the most grounded potential terms. Sadly, this affirms skeptical conjectures that the fear-monger gatherings and associations that have settled there, basically ISIL (Daesh), will attempt to exploit the mayhem that has emerged in Afghanistan. This adds to the strain in Afghanistan itself. The risk for everybody is extraordinary. Obviously, this keeps on being a reason for genuine concern,” he said.

Inquired as to whether the US has looked for Russian assistance in Afghanistan, Peskov said he was uninformed of any such solicitation.

With respect to the clearing of the Russian residents from the conflict-torn country, every one of the individuals who needed to leave the nation has effectively been pulled out, he added.

Other than unfamiliar ambassadors and residents leaving, a huge number of Afghans are trying to escape Afghanistan since the Taliban took power recently.

The US-drove clearings from the Kabul air terminal — to be finished by August 31 — entered the last stage following the staggering twin bomb assaults.