Shortly before the US army withdrew from Afghanistan: rockets fired at Kabul airport 

Apparently there was a missile attack in Kabul.

The US troops are about to withdraw from Afghanistan.

Kabul - According to a media report, there has been a rocket attack in the Afghan capital Kabul.

On Monday morning (local time), several rockets were fired in the direction of the airport from the Khairhanah area in the north of the city, wrote the local TV station ToloNews, citing eyewitnesses on Twitter.

CNN, citing US government officials, reported that at least five rockets had been fired in the direction of the airport.

Initially, there was no information about possible victims or damage.

The airport has a missile defense system.

This was only tested a few weeks ago.

Videos were shared on social media allegedly showing a burning car from which the rockets are said to have been fired.

Afghanistan: Several missiles apparently fired at Kabul airport

US President Joe Biden warned of possible further attacks around Kabul Airport on Sunday.

At least 13 US soldiers and two British soldiers were killed in an attack by the Islamic State (IS) terrorist militia at Kabul airport on Thursday.

The information on the Afghan fatalities fluctuates, broadcasters such as CNN spoke of up to 200 dead.

In the past, ISIS has repeatedly attacked various targets in Kabul with rockets.

The US troops want to have left Afghanistan by Tuesday.

More information soon.