2021-08-28 15:34:14
What's going on? Part 1. Central Command said the U.S. launched a drone strike against ISIS in response to a suicide attack by an Islamist terrorist group at Kabul airport Thursday that killed 13 U.S. troops and about 170 Afghans. Around the same time Friday night, the U.S. Embassy in Kabul posted a warning about the threat of another terrorist attack at the airport and also demanded that U.S. citizens "immediately" leave the area.
There are reports that Taliban forces have entered the military section of Kabul airport. The U.S. could hand over control of the airport as early as tonight, according to local sources.
The Pentagon denies reports that the Taliban entered Kabul airport.
BBC sources in Kabul contradicted the Pentagon's denial, claiming that the Taliban had already entered and were in control of the military part of the airport.
"Federal officials are on high alert for threats to America after the evacuation and terrorist attack in Kabul," CNN quoted Al Jazeera as saying.
Messages from the top leadership of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) show that they are instructing active and retired military personnel that they are forbidden to criticize Joe Biden for his total incompetence that led to the crisis in Afghanistan.
A group of well-trained U.S. military veterans are conducting covert rescue operations behind the back of Biden's State Department, rescuing hundreds of Afghan allies from Afghanistan through their own efforts. The operation has been dubbed Pineapple Express.
Taliban announces that citizens must surrender all weapons and government vehicles, all women must have a male escort to leave their homes for extended periods of time.
"I don't think we can guarantee" that Americans who want to get out of Afghanistan will be able to do so after August 31," Psaki.
Father of U.S. Marine Karim Nicoi, killed in Afghanistan: "I was happy when my son joined the armed forces under Trump, but Biden turned his back on him."
Kamala Harris walks away laughing when a reporter asks her if Americans have begun to feel "safer" since Biden's failed exit from Afghanistan?
Biden chuckles as his handlers chase away reporters shouting questions about the 13 American servicemen killed in the Kabul bombing.
Jill Biden and his dog are vacationing in Delaware, leaving Biden alone with his worst week in office at the White House.
The Pentagon says only one suicide bomber blew himself up near Kabul airport: "We don't know why the report was misreported."
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby says thousands of ISIS prisoners have been released since Biden's failed withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Biden claims that ISIS is planning a "comprehensive series of attacks on United States personnel."
Beatrix Von Storch, running in Germany's national election against globalist parties, reported: Turkish authorities fear that up to 5 million Afghans may try to migrate illegally after Biden's catatrophic failure in Afghanistan.
Trump issued a statement about the Biden problem in Afghanistan: "It wouldn't have happened if I was your president."
"The Taliban now have more Black Hawk helicopters than 85% of the countries in the world.
Psaki continues to defend the Taliban despite their control of the checkpoints that allowed the suicide bomber to reach the airport gate. She says cooperation with the Taliban is still "necessary."
Biden says it's all Trump's fault when asked if he is responsible for the deaths of American servicemen.
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