The security situation in Afghanistan “is not under control,” France’s president said after at least two blasts went off outside the Kabul airport on Thursday. “The situation has profoundly deteriorated around the military airport,” Macron told reporters in Ireland as he met with Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin. “It has been a few days that France and other allies have been doing their best in this situation,” he added. “We will keep doing so as long as the conditions will allow it at the airport. And at the moment I am speaking, we are in an extremely tense situation, leading us to coordinating with our American allies and to call everyone to remain cautious in this situation we can’t control.” The blasts in Kabul left U.S. troops and others wounded or dead, disrupting efforts to evacuate Afghans and citizens from countries across the world. No groups have claimed responsibility for …