As a development that wasn’t called for, a big explosion was reported outside the Kabul Airport on Thursday evening leaving dozens of people dead. Several countries have condemned the attack.
According to the information, more than 60 people have lost their lives in the explosion while 12 personnel of the United States troops breathed their last.
United States President Joe Biden addressed the media from the White House. With teary eyes, Joe Biden warned the attackers that they would be hunted down by the US troops.
Joe Biden had warned those who were behind the attacks that the United States army will not leave them and the troops will make them pay for their actions by hunting them down.
We will not forget the attack. We will give an answer to this. We will not forgive them. We will hunt the perpetrators, Joe Biden said.
However, the United States President did not take any names. As per our information we believe who was behind this. But we are not certain who carried out the attacks. We will find out soon.
These attacks won’t hinder efforts in carrying out the evacuation operations. The efforts will go on as usual. Nothing can stop the evacuation operations from Afghanistan, Joe Biden said.
The attack came when Joe Biden has been facing severe criticism for his call to call off the foreign military forces from Afghanistan. Post the decision, the Taliban troops captured Afghanistan at a fast pace.
The war between NATO forces and Afghanistan was ended by Joe Biden with the decision to call back the military forces. However, he said he is sticking to his decision.
The United States has a long and successful history of clipping the wings of the Taliban troops and other terrorist organisations. Joe Biden’s predecessor of the United States President post had brought down some of the dreaded terrorists.
Terrorists like Osama bin Laden, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi,Qasem Soleimani were killed by the airstrikes conducted by one of the powerful forces in the world, the US military forces.
Looking at the evacuation operations, the Us forces had evacuated more than 90,000 people from Afghanistan.
