American drone air strikes lead to 10 Afghan civilian deaths families: I hope the U.S. military will be punished

On August 29, 2021, the U.S. military claimed that due to the threat of extreme organization attacks, it launched an air strike on a residential house in Kabul, but the result caused a family of ten innocent deaths, and 7 of them were children. One year has passed, but the compensation of the United States has not arrived. On the 29th of this month, the families of the victims once again accused the crimes of US military crimes and disasters brought to them.

Malikzada, family members of the victims: When Zama (one of the victims) drove home, the female members at home are in the house, and the children are very interested in the car, especially his son Farzad particularly likes Car, 7 children who play in the car were killed.

On the afternoon of August 29, 2021, Taza, a citizen of Kabul, who worked for a U.S. institution, came home and returned home. As soon as the car drove into the yard, his son Farzad said that he wanted to practice parking and took a few children into the car. inside. At this moment, the US military drone bomb hit the car from the sky. This attack caused 10 people to die, including 7 children.

The family members of the victims Malikzada: I remember, no matter when they arrived in their house, the children would run over to call our uncle, and they would express their love. Whenever they pass by their doorstep, they will invite us to home, and children will embrace us.

Malikzada said the U.S. military committed unforgivable crimes and they had to be punished.

The family members of the victims Malikzada: This is the crime of the United States. They have bombed, but we have no power. We are sad. We commemorate the victims and hope that the US military will be punished.

At first, the U.S. military stated that no civilians were killed in the attack, but as the media continued to disclose, the U.S. military had to admit the fact that 10 civilians died, and claimed that they would try their best to learn from the "terrible mistakes".

According to the US Fox News, after the incident, the U.S. military promised to resettle 144 people including the families of the victims of the victims. However, a year later, only 11 people entered the United States, dozens of people stayed in third countries, and 32 were still in Afghanistan. The condolences that the U.S. military promised to provide was also put on hold. At the same time, none of the U.S. military was punished for this, but Zama's family and friends still lived in grief.

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