Now Taliban Will Complain About USA!

 UN, made drone strike an issue; Afghan minister said - against humanity

The Taliban has now made up its mind to complain about the US to the United Nations. In fact, a United States of America drone wreaked havoc on Kabul airport on August 29 last month. The Taliban now wants to complain to the UN. On August 29, a US drone wreaked havoc at Kabul Airport. In this 10 civilians were killed. In which 7 children were also involved. 

However, it was recently told by the Pentagon that the drone strike in Afghanistan on August 29 had happened by mistake. In an interview with Sputnik, Taliban Deputy Minister of Information Zabiullah Mujahid said civilians were killed in the attack on Kabul airport. Women and children were also among the dead. It is a question of justice. It is against humanity. We emphatically demand that this be taken care of. We will file our complaint with the UN and other authorities.

A United States military investigation revealed that a vehicle was targeted in Kabul in August. But this vehicle did not belong to the dreaded terrorist organization ISIS-K. US Central Command's top general, Frank McNizzie, told reporters at the Pentagon that it was a deliberate attack and we also apologize for it. He said, 'We felt that our security forces could be targeted at the airport and then that drone strike happened in the midst of this fear. But it was a mistake and I apologize for it. The American official had also taken full responsibility for this lapse on his head.

At that time, the military had claimed that explosives were kept in a white colored Toyota sedan. It was targeted by a drone. However, later it was found that water bottles were kept in it. Apart from this, the second blast took place in a congested countryyard, which is suspected to have been a gas tank blast there.

Let us tell you that since capturing power at gunpoint in Afghanistan, the Taliban have been trying to get their government recognized internationally. However, the United States and many other countries have not yet recognized the Taliban government.