Original title: Air strikes before U.S. evacuation caused a family of ten killed in Afghanistan and their relatives sued the crime. Source: CCTV.com
On the eve of the end of the chaotic withdrawal of American troops, the United States claimed that due to the threat of an extremist organization’s attack, it launched an air strike on a residential house in Kabul on August 29, which resulted in the death of ten members of a family, 7 of whom were children.
In recent days, the families of the victims were interviewed by the media and again accused the U.S. military’s crimes of causing great pain and disaster to their families.
U.S. airstrike victim’s family member Imaar Ahmadi: This slipper belongs to Malika. She is very close to me. On the morning of the air raid, she kissed me and said good morning to my father. It became our last time, and I never saw her again.
When the airstrike happened, Emaar happened to be out, and his ten relatives were unfortunately killed, including his two-year-old daughter Malika, whose body was not found in the ruins until the next day.
U.S. airstrike victim’s family member Imaar Ahmadi: Later my daughter told me that there was a drone hovering overhead, and then dropped a missile and hit our home. I looked back and saw a very scary scene with smoke, my wife yelled, our house was on fire.
The air strikes killed 7 children in this family, two of whom were only 2 years old and one was only 3 years old.
U.S. airstrike victim’s family member Imaar Ahmadi: There are mutilated remains of children, too cruel, too terrible.
When the airstrike occurred, a cousin of Imaar, Jamhid Yousuf, was taking his daughter Sumaiya as a guest at home, and Sumaiya, who was only two years old, was also killed.
Jamshed Yusuf: The United States said that there are members of extremist organizations in this house. Are these children extremist organizations? Stupid mistakes, no evidence, no investigation, the US military attacked us and killed our children. We will never forgive them.
The oldest of the victims was Yimaar’s brother Zamali. Yimaar said that his elder brother and his family have been working for foreign institutions in the past few years, and they even have special immigration visas and are waiting for their evacuation arrangements. But in the end, not only did they not wait for the evacuation, but were killed by the airstrikes of the US military.
U.S. airstrike victim’s family member Imaar Ahmadi: We left the destroyed house and now live in my sister’s house. It feels very sad to return to that house. The scene of the children being killed seems to reappear. The Americans accused us of being implicated in extremist organizations, saying that we were going to carry out bomb attacks on them, and that they were outright liars.
Jamshed Yusuf: The United States has achieved nothing in Afghanistan. The United States has failed in Afghanistan, but it has plunged our people into misery.
(Edited by Guo Tingxuan)
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