Nine family members killed in US airstrike in Kabul targeting suspected ISIS-K bomber

[WinterHold]

Quoting the Taliban official:


Sharing intel with the Taliban de-facto government should've happen. It's officially another country and there's an official bloody war between the Taliban and ISIS.

Would Americans not write topics like mine if Mexico bombed drug dealers in Texas?

Still doesn't explain why this makes the US guilty of terrorism (I notice that Kareemi didn't do that).

Boru

Nobody gave the U.S permission to conduct airstrikes in a country their army was officially kicked out from. Any military actions should and must happen under the surveillance and observing of the official government of Afghanistan. 

Let's not forget here that the U.S army is a defeated, invading power that owes Afghanistan Billions -if not Trillions- of War Reparations.