Several Americans, including U.S. soldiers, were killed in suicide bombings in Afghanistan

on Thursday.

Attacks outside the Kabul airport and at a hotel in the city have left dozens dead.

What do we know so far about the terror attacks and how is it affecting the ongoing evacuation

effort?

I'm John Bickley with Georgia Howe, it's Friday, August 27th, and this is Morning Wire.

In a national address Thursday, President Biden responded to the fatal attacks in Kabul.

I bear responsibility for fundamentally all this happened of late.

We'll look at the President's remarks and what it means for the U.S. handling of Afghanistan

going forward.

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On Thursday, a series of explosions rocked Afghanistan's capital as the United States

continued its frenzied evacuation from the country now under Taliban control.

Here were the details as daily wires in Howe.

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