Kazakhstan Defense Minister Resigns After Serial Blasts

Kazakhstan Defense Minister resigns after serial blasts in the country.

Defense Minister Nurlan Yermekbaye has resigned from his post after a series of ammunition depot explosions in Kazakh City killed a large number of people, including 12 soldiers.

This information has been given by the President’s Office. As the cause of the explosion was unclear, the authorities had evacuated settlements from Kazakhstan’s southern Zambil province on 26 August.

Let us inform you that in the year 2019, 4 people died in one such incident.

Kazakhstan Defense Minister resigns: There were 10 explosions.

Earlier, Nurlan Yermakbayev said that the cause of the fire at the military base in the southern province of Zambial was not yet known.

Engineering explosives were kept in this base. There were 10 explosions due to the fire. Soldiers and firefighters died while dousing the fire.

Defense Minister had ordered to build 2 new depots.

Yermakbayov ordered the authorities to expedite the construction of two new depots, which would be better equipped and located away from any residential area.

A Defense Ministry spokesman had said that the minister was ready to resign after the blast incident.

Taliban control at Kabul airport after US withdrawal, terrorists patrolling

The Taliban took full control of Kabul’s international airport on Tuesday with the departure of the last American plane from Afghanistan.

With this, America’s longest war also came to an end. Taliban fighters are seen patrolling the airport. Outside the airport, Afghan citizens are still hoping to flee the rebel regime.

After the Taliban attack in Afghanistan and the capture of Kabul on August 15, there was a sudden atmosphere of chaos at the airport.

Thousands of Afghan citizens reached the airport to leave the country. Not only this, some people hang on the side of the American C-17 military cargo jet, after which they died due to fall.

Last week, an Islamic State suicide attack on the airport gate killed 169 Afghan civilians, including 13 US military personnel.