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A young child is carried over the high perimeter wall and delivered into the hands of an American soldier from the surging mob at Kabul airport.

This week's video, which was shot and posted on social media, depicts the sense of despair felt by many Afghans who are afraid of the Taliban's unexpected return to power.&nbsp;

The scene was caught by a journalist working for the Rise to Peace charitable group.

A US soldier carried a female over the barricade in another video provided by the terrorists.

Afghans have come to the airport in droves this week, anxious to leave Kabul since the Taliban took control.&nbsp;

The terrorist organisation has pledged to rule in a more moderate manner than it did when it ruled the nation without a parliament or elections 20 years ago, leading to a rigid interpretation of Sunni Islam.&nbsp;

While foreigners and Afghans are being evacuated, American forces are stationed there to keep the airport from becoming overwhelmed. 
 
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Meanwhile, after 20 years of combat, the US military is withdrawing from Afghanistan, coinciding with the Islamist Taliban's rapid takeover of the nation.&nbsp;

It's unclear whether the youngster was reunited with her family in the airport or just given over to strangers in order to get her on a flight out of Afghanistan.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

A young child is carried over the high perimeter wall and delivered into the hands of an American soldier from the surging mob at Kabul airport. This week's video, which was shot and posted on social media, depicts the sense of despair felt by many Afghans who are afraid of the Taliban's unexpected return to power.

A young child is carried over the high perimeter wall and delivered into the hands of an American soldier from the surging mob at Kabul airport. This week's video, which was shot and posted on social media, depicts the sense of despair felt by many Afghans who are afraid of the Taliban's unexpected return to power. The scene was caught by a journalist working for the Rise to Peace charitable group. A US soldier carried a female over the barricade in another video provided by the terrorists. Afghans have come to the airport in droves this week, anxious to leave Kabul since the Taliban took control. The terrorist organisation has pledged to rule in a more moderate manner than it did when it ruled the nation without a parliament or elections 20 years ago, leading to a rigid interpretation of Sunni Islam. While foreigners and Afghans are being evacuated, American forces are stationed there to keep the airport from becoming overwhelmed. Meanwhile, after 20 years of combat, the US military is withdrawing from Afghanistan, coinciding with the Islamist Taliban's rapid takeover of the nation. It's unclear whether the youngster was reunited with her family in the airport or just given over to strangers in order to get her on a flight out of Afghanistan. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Child lifted over Kabul airport wall by US soldiers

A video has emerged online, purportedly showing an armed man&nbsp;was apparently trying to shoot a civilian who was trying to enter the international airport in Kabul on Monday following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.&nbsp;

The unidentified armed man, who&nbsp;is&nbsp;dressed in black clothes, appeared to be firing at a person who&nbsp;is&nbsp;atop a wall, supposedly of Kabul International Airport.&nbsp;The man&nbsp;was trying to jump into the airport&nbsp;in Kabul by&nbsp;climbing the wall.&nbsp;

WION&nbsp;cannot independently verify the authenticity of this video.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;four-seconds-long video&nbsp;has&nbsp;gone viral across social media platforms.&nbsp;

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The video has been shared by&nbsp;Saad Mohseni, who is&nbsp;a director of MOBY Group. The group owns Afghan TV news&nbsp;company,&nbsp;TOLO News.&nbsp;

In a message along with the video&nbsp;on Twitter,&nbsp;Mohseni said, “Mayhem continuing at Kabul Airport. Shots being fired at individuals attempting to jump the wall.”&nbsp;

Afghanistan is witnessing utter chaos as the&nbsp;civilians try to flee the country, fearing&nbsp;the Taliban’s&nbsp;most likely oppressive&nbsp;rule.&nbsp;It had earlier ruled the country&nbsp;between 1996 and 2001, imposing several harsh&nbsp;laws.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of this video.&nbsp;

A video has emerged online, purportedly showing an armed man was apparently trying to shoot a civilian who was trying to enter the international airport in Kabul on Monday following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.

A video has emerged online, purportedly showing an armed man was apparently trying to shoot a civilian who was trying to enter the international airport in Kabul on Monday following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. The unidentified armed man, who is dressed in black clothes, appeared to be firing at a person who is atop a wall, supposedly of Kabul International Airport. The man was trying to jump into the airport in Kabul by climbing the wall. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of this video. The four-seconds-long video has gone viral across social media platforms. Mayhem continuing at Kabul Airport. Shots being fired at individuals attempting to jump the wall pic.twitter.com/aWbdigLF1o — Saad Mohseni (@saadmohseni) August 16, 2021 × The video has been shared by Saad Mohseni, who is a director of MOBY Group. The group owns Afghan TV news company, TOLO News. In a message along with the video on Twitter, Mohseni said, “Mayhem continuing at Kabul Airport. Shots being fired at individuals attempting to jump the wall.” Afghanistan is witnessing utter chaos as the civilians try to flee the country, fearing the Taliban’s most likely oppressive rule. It had earlier ruled the country between 1996 and 2001, imposing several harsh laws. Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of this video.

WATCH : Civilian trying to enter Kabul airport shot at amid chaos in Afghanistan

An off-duty FBI agent dancing wildly at a downtown Denver bar accidentally shot a man in the leg when the agent tried to pick up a gun that fell from its holster as he performed a handstand, Denver police said.

A bystander recorded video of the incident involving the unnamed agent, which authorities said took place early on Saturday at the Mile High Spirits and Distillery night spot, and the footage was shared widely online on Sunday.

In a statement, the Denver Police Department said the agent "was dancing at a night club when his firearm became dislodged from its waistband holster and fell onto the floor. When the agent retrieved his handgun an unintended discharge occurred."

Another bar patron was hit by a bullet in a lower leg, sustaining a non-life-threatening injury, said the statement by a department spokeswoman, Marika Putnam.

The agent was taken to police headquarters, Putnam said, and later released to an Federal Bureau of Investigation supervisor. The Denver District Attorney's office will decide whether to press any charges against the agent.

Denver district attorney spokesman Ken Lane said by email on Sunday morning that the DA's office had no comment as the incident remains under investigation by the Denver Police.

Denver FBI spokeswoman Amy Sanders also said that Denver Police are leading the investigation and that it was a 'personnel matter for the FBI." She did not say how the FBI has or will discipline the agent.

A bystander recorded video of the incident involving the unnamed agent, which authorities said took place early on Saturday at the Mile High Spirits and Distillery night spot, and the footage was shared widely online on Sunday

An off-duty FBI agent dancing wildly at a downtown Denver bar accidentally shot a man in the leg when the agent tried to pick up a gun that fell from its holster as he performed a handstand, Denver police said. A bystander recorded video of the incident involving the unnamed agent, which authorities said took place early on Saturday at the Mile High Spirits and Distillery night spot, and the footage was shared widely online on Sunday. In a statement, the Denver Police Department said the agent "was dancing at a night club when his firearm became dislodged from its waistband holster and fell onto the floor. When the agent retrieved his handgun an unintended discharge occurred." Another bar patron was hit by a bullet in a lower leg, sustaining a non-life-threatening injury, said the statement by a department spokeswoman, Marika Putnam. The agent was taken to police headquarters, Putnam said, and later released to an Federal Bureau of Investigation supervisor. The Denver District Attorney's office will decide whether to press any charges against the agent. Denver district attorney spokesman Ken Lane said by email on Sunday morning that the DA's office had no comment as the incident remains under investigation by the Denver Police. Denver FBI spokeswoman Amy Sanders also said that Denver Police are leading the investigation and that it was a 'personnel matter for the FBI." She did not say how the FBI has or will discipline the agent.

Dancing FBI agent accidentally shoots bar patron in Denver: Police

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