Trump Jr. suggested that ISIS planners killed in drone attacks “not high-profile at all”

Donald Trump Jr. said on Sunday that the two Islamic State planners killed in the U.S. drone attack were not actually “high-profile” in retaliation for the deadly Kabul airport attack on Thursday.

“Does anyone think we have been arrested? Those who don’t know Taliban It is planning to take over this country, and it is not intended to let Americans know exactly where to find two specific people. If this happens, I dare say they are’not high-profile’ at all! “Trump Jr. wrote on Twitter on Sunday.

His statement is in Pentagon It was stated on Saturday that two prominent ISIS-K militants who were involved in planning and assisting in the attack on Americans were killed in a drone attack in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan. The names of the two militants have not been released.

The strike took place a day after the Islamic State Claim responsibility For one Suicide bombing Outside Kabul International Airport, 13 American soldiers and at least 170 Afghans were killed.The explosion marks the first time American armies This is the number of casualties in Afghanistan in more than a year and the deadliest incident there in 10 years.

between U.S. soldier killed in the attack Is 11 Member of the marine corps, An army member and a navy member.They are coming From all over the country -From California to Wyoming to Tennessee-the average age is just over 22 years old, and a few people are only 20 years old.

In response to the bombing, Biden promised that the United States would “hunt down” and plan to carry out retaliatory air strikes against anyone who participated in planning terrorist attacks against Americans.

Biden said in a speech: “For those who launched this attack, and anyone who wants the United States to be harmed, know: We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay the price.”

On Sunday, the U.S. military stated that Carried out another drone attack, Successfully took out a vehicle that appeared to contain explosives and went to Kabul Airport.

Captain Bill Urban, a spokesman for the US Central Command, confirmed the airstrike in an e-mail statement. Weekly newspaper.

“The U.S. military today carried out a self-defense unmanned over-the-horizon air strike on a car in Kabul, eliminating the imminent ISIS-K threat to Hamad Karzai International Airport,” Urban said. “We are confident that we will successfully hit the target. The major secondary explosion of the vehicle indicates the presence of a large amount of explosives.”

Biden’s National Security Advisor Jack Sullivan It was stated on Sunday that the government will continue to target ISIS-K even if the U.S. forces will completely withdraw from the country on August 31.

Sullivan said in an interview that the president “will ensure that we hold people accountable, and we will continue to put pressure on the responsible groups and continue to remove targets from the battlefield.” Fox News Sunday.

Since the Taliban took control of the country on August 15, the United States has been working hard to evacuate American citizens and allies from Afghanistan. According to the State Department, as of Sunday, about 300 American citizens wishing to leave Afghanistan remained in the country.

As the deadline for Biden to withdraw troops at the end of this month is getting closer, Sullivan said on Sunday that the United States is “capable” to evacuate these Americans in a timely and safe manner.

Sullivan said: “We have the ability to have 300 Americans, which is about the number we think the remaining number, arrive at the airport and board the plane in the remaining time. So from our perspective, this is an opportunity for the United States now Citizens come, enter the airport and evacuate safely and effectively.”

Weekly newspaper The White House was contacted for more comment, but did not respond to the publication in time.