The U.S. is tracking unique threats from ISIS in opposition to Kabul’s airport and from People and other people attempting to leave Afghanistan, two protection officers reported Saturday.

The military services is working on alternate means to get People in america, Afghans and third-nation nationals safely and securely to the airport. “We are executing an alternate route,” a protection formal explained.

Previously, it was suggested that American citizens attempting to leave should not to journey to Kabul’s airport because of “prospective stability threats” as senior Taliban leaders arrived in the metropolis to choose a new authorities.

“We are advising U.S. citizens to avoid touring to the airport and to avoid airport gates at this time except if you get unique guidelines from a U.S. federal government representative to do so,” the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan claimed in a statement Saturday.

The information was issued “since of prospective safety threats,” the statement mentioned, despite the fact that it did not elaborate on what these threats were. “We will contact registered U.S. citizens as the protection condition changes to provide further guidelines,” the statement added.

It came significantly less than than 24 hours following President Joe Biden vowed to get Americans home and assist Afghans who’d assisted U.S. forces in the state and many others who might be in hazard.

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“To the best of our understanding, at Taliban checkpoints, they are letting via men and women displaying American passports,” he explained.