Pres. Biden faces pressure to extend his Aug. 31 departure deadline as he meets virtually with G7 leaders to discuss the unfolding crisis in Afghanistan.
The World Health Organization warned Tuesday that it only has enough life-saving medical supplies in Afghanistan to last for one week.
The U.N. health agency also expressed concern about the COVID-19 situation in the Taliban-controlled country, as thousands of Afghans attempt to flee.
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