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Hello and welcome to NewsHour live from the BBC World Service in London.
I'm Rebecca Kesby.
Today marks five years since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan.US
forces had begun withdrawing from the country after a 20-year presence.
But in the end, the situation collapsed into chaos.
Afghan government forces previously supported by the US were easily overrun by a resurgent
Taliban as its forces swept across the country, closing in on the capital, Kabul.
Many tried to flee their advance, leading to pandemonium at Kabul.
Airport as the last flights out of the country took off.
Well, in desperation, some people actually clambered onto the air bridges as they tried to board departing planes.
Our chief international correspondent Lise Doucette was at Kabul airport in those chaotic and frightening