America carried out first revenge attack on bombing at Kabul airport

The US Army announced the first revenge attack in Afghanistan since an attack on Kabul airport killed 13 American service members and as many as 170 others after American officials again warned American citizens to leave the airport due to security threats.

“US military forces carried out an operation against terrorism today against an I planner SIS-K “said Captain Bill Urban, spokesman for the US Central Command, in a statement Saturday morning, referring to the persons closely related to the Islamic State in Afghanistan, also known as the Islamic state of Khorsan, which has claimed responsibility for Thursday's attack,

The pilot-free air solution occurred in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province,”, Captain Urban said. The original “Indices are that we've killed the target. We don't know about civilian casualties”, reports The New York Times.

The airport attack was one of the deadliest in nearly two decades since the US-led invasion. US officials believe that “another terrorist attack on Kabul is likely”, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said. “The threat is running and is enabled. Our troops are still at risk”, following Clankosova.tv.

The US air strike followed President Biden's hateful remarks from the White House on Thursday, when he vowed to track down “and kill” terrorists who took up the bombing.

For those who carried out this attack, as well as for anyone who wants to harm America, know this: We will not forgive,” said Beden, using a language that had a grim echo of warnings made by President George W. Bush following September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks