-Roughly 13,400 people were airlifted from Afghanistan on Wednesday, raising the total number of those evacuated by the U.S. and coalition partners since August 14 to about 95,700, the White House said on Thursday.

-Russia evacuated around 360 of its citizens from Afghanistan on Wednesday, Interfax news agency reported Thursday, citing the Russian ambassador to the country.

-The German military has airlifted more than 5,200 people from Kabul so far, including 4,200 Afghans and 505 Germans, Chief of Defence Eberhard Zorn said on Thursday.

-Britain's prime minister Boris Johnson says the "overwhelming majority" of people eligible to come to Britain have been evacuated from Afghanistan as about 15,000 people have left Kabul airport, but added time is running out on the airlift.

-Canadian forces in Kabul ended their efforts to evacuate citizens and Afghans earlier on Thursday, acting chief of the defense staff General Wayne Eyre said, adding Canada had evacuated around 3,700 Canadian and Afghan citizens.

(With input from Reuters)