US drone strike that Pentagon said killed
a suicide bomber in Kabul actually
killed an AID WORKER and seven
children who ran to greet him
when he arrived home in a car filled
with 'water jugs, not explosives'
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/10/2021 9:11:35 PM
The drone strike that the Pentagon claimed killed an ISIS-K suicide bomber in Kabul actually targeted an aid worker who had filled his car with water jugs, rather than explosives, according to a shocking new report. Zemari Ahmadi, 43, was driving the 1996 Toyota Corolla that was destroyed in the August 29 drone strike, killing him and nine family members, including seven children, according to a New York Times investigation. US military still maintain that only three people died, despite the family now detailing in the new report how their 10 relatives were killed in the blast.(Snip)Ahmadi worked for US-based aid group Nutrition and Education International,
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