Some Middle Eastern airlines have suspended flight services to Afghanistan amid the US withdrawal from the country and the Taliban takeover.

The budget carrier Flydubai temporarily suspended operations to the international airport in Kabul, a spokesperson told Al-Monitor on Monday. The spokesperson added that the airline will revise its plans based on directives from authorities. Dubai’s other airline Emirates also suspended flights to and from Kabul on Sunday due to the situation, according to a release.

Turkish Airlines likewise canceled flights to Afghanistan on Monday. A special flight to repatriate Turkish citizens left Afghanistan on Monday, Turkey’s official Anadolu Agency reported.

The Taliban seized control of the Afghani capital Kabul on Sunday. The Islamist movement, which ruled Afghanistan before the US invasion in 2001, has captured large swaths of the country recently after US President Joe Biden decided to withdraw American forces. Just days ago, US intelligence predicted it could take three months for the Taliban to take Kabul. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said Kabul was calm on Sunday and that the US Embassy would remain open. Hours later, the embassy was evacuated and the Taliban moved into the presidential palace.