Airstrike Leaves At Least 30 Civilians Dead in Eastern Afghanistan - Report
Airstrike Leaves At Least 30 Civilians Dead in Eastern Afghanistan - Report
Earlier in the day, a car bomb explosion in the southern Afghan city of Qalat-e Gilzay left seven people dead, and 85 injured. 19.09.2019, Sputnik International
The airstrike conducted by the Afghan security forces and backed by US air support was initially aimed at Daesh hideouts, but accidentally hit farmers near a field, according to the officials. Whenever the Afghan securities or air force conducts an airstrike by itself,it hit it target with less or no civilian casualties,but the moment the US joins then expect some missing target and killing innocent people
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30 peanut farmers killed by US air support- something the US and Trump should be proud of in the globalists’ War OF Terror.
Earlier in the day, a car bomb explosion in the southern Afghan city of Qalat-e Gilzay left seven people dead, and 85 injured.
Reuters reported Thursday citing Afghan government officials that at least 30 civilians have been killed as a result of an airstrike in eastern Afghanistan.
The airstrike conducted by the Afghan security forces and backed by US air support was initially aimed at Daesh hideouts, but accidentally hit farmers near a field, according to the officials.
People were reportedly struck in the Khoghyani district while working in a peanut field.
While the country's defence ministry has confirmed the strike, representatives of the US forces haven't commented on the incident yet.
Afghanistan has long been suffering from an unstable political, social, and security situation due to the activity of various terrorist and radical groups, including Daesh*.
*Daesh [IS, ISIL, Islamic State] — a terrorist group banned in Russia
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