Updated On: 30 August, 2021 12:00 AM IST | Cairo | AP
The US military said five rockets targeted the airport on Monday morning and that U.S. forces on the airfield used a defensive system to intercept them

Taliban fighters investigate a damaged car after multiple rockets were fired in Kabul on Monday. Pic/ PTI
The Islamic State group's affiliate in Afghanistan has claimed responsibility for Monday's rocket attack in Kabul, saying it fired at least six Katyusha rockets at the airport in the Afghan capital.
The rockets stuck a neighbourhood close to the Kabul airport. The claim of responsibility was carried by the militant group's media arm, the Aamaq news agency. It didn't provide further details.