‘Heinous’: World leaders condemn Kabul blasts, pay tribute to fallen soldiers

Published on Aug 27, 2021 05:20 pm IST

World leaders condemned the series of blasts that rocked Kabul on August 26. Coordinated explosions outside the Kabul airport left several dead or wounded. As per reports, over 70 people have been killed including 13 U.S soldiers. US President Joe Biden vowed to hunt down those behind the suicide bombings. United Kingdom prime minister Boris Johnson denounced the attack as ‘barbaric’. Candian PM Justin Trudeau described the Kabul blasts as ‘heinous’. Australian PM extended his sympathies for the loss suffered by Afghans and US soldiers. Watch the full video for more.

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