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Desperate scenes at Kabul airport with people jostling to board flights to get out of Afghanistan amid Taliban&rsquo;s return largely capture the fear and uncertainty defining the sentiment of the Afghans right now.
In the video doing rounds on social media a parked aircraft at Kabul airport is seen surrounded by a sea of people who are pushing and fighting to get inside the cabin from the only ladder connected to the front door.
However many others seemed to have lost all hope as they are seen walking around the tarmac and making no effort to find a plane to climb in.
The US troops fired shots into the air to disperse the crowd who gathered at the airport hoping to board a flight and leave the country.

Desperate people jostle to board plane to leave Afghanistan as Taliban takes control

In the video doing rounds on social media a parked aircraft at Kabul airport is seen surrounded by a sea of people who are pushing and fighting to get inside the cabin from the only ladder connected to the front door.

Chaos at Kabul airport as thousands&nbsp;throng tarmac to fly out of Afghanistan
Desperate scenes capture the underlining sentiment of fear &amp; uncertainty
People seen&nbsp;pushing and fighting to get inside the flight cabin
US troops fired in the air to disperse the massive crowd: reports
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In the video doing rounds on social media a parked aircraft at Kabul airport is seen surrounded by a sea of people who are pushing and fighting to get inside the cabin from the only ladder connected to the front door.

Desperate scenes at Kabul airport with people jostling to board flights to get out of Afghanistan amid Taliban&rsquo;s return largely capture the fear and uncertainty defining the sentiment of the Afghans right now.
In the video doing rounds on social media a parked aircraft at Kabul airport is seen surrounded by a sea of people who are pushing and fighting to get inside the cabin from the only ladder connected to the front door.
There was utter chaos at the Kabul airport as desperate people sought help to fly out of the country&nbsp;
However many others seemed to have lost all hope as they are seen walking around the tarmac and making no effort to find a plane to climb in.
Earlier, reports said US troops fired in the air as a massive crowd mobbed the airport's tarmac. Reportedly 5 people have been killed at the Kabul airport amid chaos.

Thousands of Afghans thronged the Kabul airport on Monday hoping to fly out of Afghanistan as Taliban gained control of the war torn country. At least five people were killed amid reports of heavy gunfire at Kabul airport, news agency Reuters reported quoting witnesses.
&nbsp;Earlier in the day, US troops fired in the air in an attempt to disperse the crowd desperate to climb into a plane.
Also Read&nbsp;60 nations including US, UK &amp; Australia call on Taliban to allow safe passage for Afghans
Meanwhile, the Afghan airspace has been closed and a notice to airmen has been issued to say Kabul airspace is no longer usable.

At least 5 killed at Kabul airport amid chaos, Reuters reported

At least five people were killed amid reports of heavy gunfire at Kabul airport, news agency Reuters reported quoting witnesses.&nbsp;Afghan airspace has been closed

Thousands of Afghans thronged the Kabul airport after Taliban takeover
5 people were killed amid heavy gunfire at the Kabul airport, Reuters reported
US troops reportedly fired in the air to disperse the crowd at the tarmac
Afghan airspace closed,&nbsp;Kabul airspace is no longer usable
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At least five people were killed amid reports of heavy gunfire at Kabul airport, news agency Reuters reported quoting witnesses.&nbsp;Afghan airspace has been closed

Thousands of Afghans thronged the Kabul airport on Monday hoping to fly out of Afghanistan as Taliban gained control of the war torn country. At least five people were killed amid reports of heavy gunfire at Kabul airport, news agency Reuters reported quoting witnesses.
&nbsp;Earlier in the day, US troops fired in the air in an attempt to disperse the crowd desperate to climb into a plane.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/60-nations-including-us-uk-australia-call-on-taliban-to-allow-safe-passage-for-afghans-1629085302074" target="_blank">60 nations including US, UK &amp; Australia call on Taliban to allow safe passage for Afghans</a>
Meanwhile, the Afghan airspace has been closed and a notice to airmen has been issued to say Kabul airspace is no longer usable.

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