- A tragic US mistake killed 10 innocents in Kabul
- The US issue in Afghanistan continues to cause controversy and now outrage
- Biden’s government acknowledged terrible mistake in drone attack
Almost a month after US troops were withdrawn in Afghanistan, tragic information is now leaking about a drone attack that mistakenly cost the lives of 10 innocent civilians in Kabul, so the outrage was present and now the government Biden’s will have to answer.
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According to reports from the EFE agency, the US had to admit that it made a tremendous and terrible mistake when carrying out an attack with drones in Kabul that caused the death of 10 innocent people, including 7 children, the above on August 29; This was recognized by the Chief of the Central Command of the United States.
Tragic drone attack killed innocents in Kabul
General Kenneth McKenzie, head of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), was the one who acknowledged the tragic news about the drone attack in Kabul, through a press conference at the Pentagon; Such information is going around the world and is causing outrage over the Afghanistan issue.
As reported by EFE, the US Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin explained that according to what was reported by McKenzie, the tragic mistake that cost the lives of 7 children and 3 adults was part of a threat plan for the Hamid Karzai International Airport from the city of Kabul.
US in Afghanistan mistakenly kills 7 children and 3 adults
Unfortunately, with erroneous information, the US drone fired at a vehicle in which the US military believed that they were members of the Islamic State terrorist group, so they did not hesitate to attack, since the car was driven by Zemari Ahmadi, a worker from an American organization.
Lloyd Austin apologized for such a tragic event: “On behalf of the Department of Defense, I offer my deepest condolences to the families of those who died, including Mr. Ahmadi and the staff of Nutrition and International Education, Mr. Ahmadi’s company,” he said in Press conference.
Fatal US mistake in Kabul sparks outrage over Afghanistan conflict
Unfortunately, the information that the US Armed Forces had in Afghanistan about Zemari Ahmadi was not correct, thinking that he belonged to the Islamic State, so they ordered the drone attack on the vehicle where he was going along with 9 other people, 7 of them children.
Lloyd Austin excused himself by assuring that the Department did not know that the activist’s work was “harmless” and that he did not represent an imminent threat whose intentions of the forces were to stop him, so the drone attack was ordered without imagining the tragic mistake.
They were all innocent victims. US Perpetrates Attack in Kabul; outrage over Afghanistan
Is an apology more than enough for a tragic mistake that cost 10 civilians their lives? The US Secretary of Defense alleged: “Mr. Ahmadi is just an innocent victim as were the others who died tragically in this incident. We apologize and we will strive to learn from this horrible mistake, “he said, assuring that those responsible will be held accountable.
On the account of Twitter of ‘DW Español’ He realized the tragic news and the reactions of the people did not wait: “The armed attacks, the war itself, involves something unjust and very sad, which is the collateral damage, the injuries and the death of innocent civilians, The Human Being is someone who sometimes only understands by force, as if he had no reason, he seeks confrontation ”,“ Other errors and horrors of the gringos ”,“ Everything has been a complete disaster with the issue of Afghanistan and this is one more proof of many wrong decisions of bad management Biden-Harris, only an unconscious can not see or justify it and what is to come “,” Is it really enough to apologize? “,” Then they ask why does the Middle East hate Americans so much? For 20 years many innocent people were killed by “mistake.”
Conflict in Afghanistan is ‘rekindled’ by leaked information
New images show the historic moment when the last American soldier boarded a military cargo plane just before midnight Tuesday at Kabul airport in Afghanistan, before leaving the Islamic country after nearly 20 years of war.
The image of the departure from Kabul of Major General Chris Donahue, commander of the 82nd Airborne Division of the US Army who coordinated the evacuation of Afghanistan, marked the end of the longest American war in the nation’s history, The New York Post reported.
Photo of the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan
The US Central Command wrote in a statement accompanying the release of the image that the photo of the US soldier “closes the US mission to evacuate US citizens, special visa applicants for Afghan immigrants and vulnerable Afghans.”
The United States has closed a chapter in military history that will likely be remembered for colossal failures, broken promises, and a frenzied final exit that cost the lives of more than 180 Afghans and 13 American servicemen, some barely older than the war with the Islamic country. The Associated Press reported. Filed Under: US Mistake Afghanistan; kill innocents in Kabul
Weeks of anguish in Afghanistan
Hours before President Joe Biden’s Tuesday deadline to close a final airlift and thus end America’s war, Air Force transport planes carried a remaining contingent of troops from the airport. from Kabul on Monday night.
Thousands of soldiers had spent two harrowing weeks guarding the airlift of tens of thousands of Afghans, Americans and others seeking to escape a country once again ruled by Taliban militants. Filed Under: US Mistake Afghanistan; kill innocents in Kabul
Some Americans were left behind
By announcing the completion of the evacuation and the war effort. General Frank McKenzie, head of the US Central Command, said the latest plans took off from Kabul airport at 3:29 p.m. Washington time, or a minute before midnight in Kabul. He said some US citizens, who are probably among “the lowest hundreds”, were left behind and that he believes they will still be able to leave the country.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken put the number of Americans left at less than 200, “probably closer to 100,” and said the State Department will continue to work to get them out. He praised the military-led evacuation as heroic and said the US diplomatic presence would move to Doha, Qatar. Filed Under: US Mistake Afghanistan; kill innocents in Kabul
The US bans its commercial airlines from flying over Afghanistan, leaving thousands of Americans behind
The US military left Afghanistan on Monday ending a 20-year occupation and leaving the country under full control of the Taliban and at least 100,000 Americans behind, The New York Times reported.
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Monday prohibited US commercial airlines from flying “at any altitude” over Afghan territory, and specified that they must receive “prior authorization.” The US agency reported the measure in a statement, after the United States ended the war it fought in the last two decades in Afghanistan. Filed Under: US Mistake Afghanistan; kill innocents in Kabul
US leaves Afghanistan
The FAA explained that the decision is due “to the lack of air traffic services and a functional civil authority in Afghanistan, as well as current security concerns.” He recommended that US airlines use a “high-altitude route near the eastern border” of the Central Asian country for overflights.
“Any US civil aircraft operator who wants to fly to / from or over Afghanistan must receive prior authorization from the FAA,” the note stated. He also told the aircraft landing at the Hamid Karzai airport in Kabul to use “extreme caution,” the Efe news agency reported. Filed Under: US Mistake Afghanistan; kill innocents in Kabu Some images in this note come from It is and this videos
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