Germany, Spain and Sweden End Evacuation Mission in Afghanistan

ACCEPTANCE – German , Spain and Sweden have officially ended the evacuation mission in Afghanistan on Friday (27/8). All of their troops had left the country.

The last German planes left Kabul on Thursday (26/8), when Berlin officially ended its evacuation mission in Afghanistan. “All German soldiers left the country unharmed,” the German Defense Ministry said in a statement.

“Three German military aircraft took off from Kabul airport on Thursday evening local time for Tashkent in neighboring Uzbekistan,” the German news agency reported. DPA.

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The three flights were the last scheduled as part of the German government’s evacuation mission. The plane is expected to return to Germany on Friday local time.

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“Germany has evacuated a total of 5,200 people from 45 countries since the start of operations in Kabul on August 16,” said Bundeswehr Inspector General Eberhard Zorn.

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“The list of those flown in includes 4,200 Afghans and 505 Germans,” said Zorn, a top officer in the German Armed Forces and an adviser to the defense minister.

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