Joe Biden issued a statement on the retaliatory strike against ISIS-K, and we said that Report Earlier.
This morning, I met with my national security team and my field commander in Washington. We discussed the US military’s attack on the terrorist organization ISIS-K in Afghanistan last night. I said that we will hunt down organizations that attack our army and innocent civilians in Kabul, and we have done it. This strike is not the last. We will continue to hunt down anyone who participated in that heinous attack and make them pay the price. Whenever someone tries to harm the United States or attack our military, we will respond. This will never be in doubt. I thank General MacKenzie for his leadership of this mission and his commitment to the security of our Afghan army.
The situation on the ground is still extremely dangerous, and the threat of terrorist attacks on the airport remains high. Our commander told me that an attack is very likely within the next 24 to 36 hours. I instruct them to take all possible measures to prioritize the protection of the troops and ensure that they have all the power, resources and plans to protect our men and women on the ground. They assured me that they did it and that they can take these measures while completing the task and safely letting our personnel go retrograde.
Despite the critical situation in Kabul, we continue to evacuate civilians. Yesterday, we brought out another 6,800 people, including hundreds of Americans. Today, we discussed ongoing preparations to help people continue to leave Afghanistan after our army leaves.
The 13 soldiers we lost were heroes who made the greatest sacrifices for our highest American ideals while saving the lives of others. To date, their bravery and selflessness have allowed more than 117,000 people at risk to arrive safely. May God protect our army and all those who stand guard during these dangerous days.
He allegedly took away two members of ISIS at random who he refused to give their names, and did not provide more details about the operation? As I said before, when you can’t even provide their names, how do we know that these are not just some random night watchmen in the aspirin factory. In addition, it is not certain whether this is particularly proportional to the attack—so many people were injured and killed.
The problem is that he is the one who caused this situation, making members of the military restless.also 13 killed, Many others were injured and at least 170 Afghan civilians were killed. This means a huge bomb, unless they are blind, you can’t smuggle through the Taliban checkpoint. Or in it. It was Joe Biden who let us be at the mercy of the Taliban, and even after the attack, even after warning them, the Taliban still at our mercy.
Now he warns that another attack is “very likely”. What have you done to change the local situation to stop it?
problem? You have concentrated all your power in an obvious place that is not easy to defend, and there are thousands of people who need to enter. As I wrote in the article linked above, you are still outsourcing our security to the Taliban terrorists who let the first bomb pass.
This is why it is so untenable here, and this is why this can happen. Unfortunately, since Biden is still in power, this situation may happen again.
