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An Afghan official says forces at Bagram air base, home to a prison housing 5,000 inmates, have surrendered to the Taliban.
Bagram district chief Darwaish Raufi said Sunday that the surrender handed the one-time American base over to the insurgents.
The prison housed both Taliban and Islamic State group fighters.&nbsp;It came as the Taliban entered the outskirts of Kabul.&nbsp;

Afghan forces surrender Bagram air base to Taliban

An Afghan official says forces at Bagram air base, home to a prison housing 5,000 inmates, have surrendered to the Taliban.

Bagram&nbsp;air base, home to 5,000 prisoners, under Taliban control
One-time US air base, forces at&nbsp;Bagram&nbsp;surrendered to Taliban
Bagram&nbsp;air base held many Taliban and Islamic State fighters&nbsp;

Bagram district chief Darwaish Raufi said Sunday that the surrender handed the one-time American base over to the insurgents.

An Afghan official says forces at Bagram air base, home to a prison housing 5,000 inmates, have surrendered to the Taliban.
Bagram district chief Darwaish Raufi said Sunday that the surrender handed the one-time American base over to the insurgents.
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The prison housed both Taliban and Islamic State group fighters.&nbsp;It came as the Taliban entered the outskirts of Kabul.&nbsp;

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
The pull-out from Bagram could signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan is imminent.
US President Joe Biden has said US forces will be out of Afghanistan by 11 September.
At its peak, Bagram Airfield near Kabul saw more than 100,000 US troops camping at its vast compound.
Around 3,000 US troops were thought to be still in Afghanistan until recently, and they are due to leave along with some 7,000 allied foreign troops.

Over to Afghans: Last US troops leave Bagram base in Afghanistan

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda..

Over to Afghans: Last US troops leave Bagram base

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda..
The pull-out from Bagram could signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan is imminent.
US President Joe Biden has said US forces will be out of Afghanistan by 11 September.
At its peak, Bagram Airfield near Kabul saw more than 100,000 US troops camping at its vast compound.
Around 3,000 US troops were thought to be still in Afghanistan until recently, and they are due to leave along with some 7,000 allied foreign troops.

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
The pull-out from Bagram could signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan is imminent.
US President Joe Biden has said US forces will be out of Afghanistan by 11 September.
At its peak, Bagram Airfield near Kabul saw more than 100,000 US troops camping at its vast compound.
Around 3,000 US troops were thought to be still in Afghanistan until recently, and they are due to leave along with some 7,000 allied foreign troops.

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