US ARMY LEFT KABUL

 The US troops made their final exit from Afghanistan late on Monday night in a hasty retreat after 20 years of war that turned out to be America’s longest. Before leaving, the US military disabled a number of their choppers and armoured vehicles at the Kabul airport hangar.

A video shared by a journalist on Twitter shows how the Taliban fighters entered the hangar soon after the US forces exited the country in their final flight out of Kabul.

In the video, the Taliban fighters are seen examining the Chinook helicopters left behind by the US military. However, according to an AFP report, the US military has disabled scores of aircraft and armoured vehicles and a high-tech rocket defence system, before leaving the Kabul airport.

Central Command head General Kenneth McKenzie said 73 aircraft that were already at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul were "demilitarized" or rendered useless by the US troops before they wrapped up the two-week evacuation.

Those aircraft will never fly again... They'll never be able to be operated by anyone," he said and added, "Most of them are non-mission capable to begin with. But certainly, they'll never be able to be flown again.