Report: ‘Hundreds’ Of ISIS-K Fighters Near Kabul Airport, ‘Attacks Likely To Continue’

More terror attacks are expected to hit Kabul’s airport as numerous ISIS-K fighters are believed to be in the area, according to Fox News.

Fox News White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich reported Thursday morning that a source briefed on the situation in Kabul claimed that “hundreds of ISIS-K” fighters are in the airport’s “vicinity,” warning that “attacks likely to continue.”

Two explosions rocked areas outside Kabul’s Hamid Karzai International Airport, the staging ground for U.S. and other NATO allies’ evacuation operations since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan on August 15. A suicide bomber reportedly struck on the Karzai’s main entryways, the Abbey Gate. Another explosion took place outside of Kabul’s Baron Hotel, which has been a gathering place for Americans waiting to be evacuated from the country.