Topic: US attacked Afghanistan 🇦🇫. - page 3. (Read 2497 times)

The United States in Afghanistan attacked a cave complex of Tora Bora in Nangarhar province.
This was stated by the ex-employee U.S. intelligence Edward Snowden on his Twitter page.
"Tora Bora was fortified base complex built for the Mujahideen, which was partially funded by the CIA"

The MOAB is having a very large blast radius. So I assume that a large number of civilians were killed during the airstrikes, along with the ISIS militants. And also, the ISIS is known to use human shields.

Your heading is very misleading, First and foremost they dropped the mother of all bombs on ISIS after a green beret was killed in that vicinity. with your heading alone, you will make a very good journalist. And secondly Trump is keeping his promises of annihilating ISIS and thank God for that.

The result of a U.S. attack in Eastern Afghanistan, using the "mother of all bombs," has killed at least 36 Islamists.
This was announced by the Ministry of defense of Afghanistan. Most importantly that information about civilian casualties is not confirmed. Who says that Americans used harsh measures of war.

Should the M.O.A.B be classified as a WMD ?

The U.S. has all sorts of resources. They have the ability to get complete data on the leadership of an organization and use any of various means to keep the organization in check.

When the U.S. goes up against a complicated country with an advanced military and sophisticated leaders they use peaceful means effectively. So why would it be necessary to use complicated heavy weapons against uneducated poorly armed village types?

There must be some reason that less effective tools, like the military, are used.

Some people speculate..

1) Maybe it has to do with the financial infrastructure of the global munitions business. No longer an industry segregated by countries, today the same groups collaborate on profiting from both sides of a war.

2) Maybe some local interest, zionists are a popular focus of this theory, has an interest in promoting certain conflicts for strategic reasons.

3) Maybe it is ultimately run by ivory tower intellectuals who have some perverse needs met by pretending to guide countries one body at a time.

If there were no fights between various clearly identified groups then mass psychology would force such groups to come into existence. There always has to be some struggle going on. Is it better to have "managed wars" and reduce the risk of real war breaking out? It's like gmo foods. It looks good on paper but people who have common sense don't support fake wars any more than they feed their families Monsanto meat if they can avoid it http://moralmatters.org/2013/05/24/the-monsanto-monster-genetically-modified-food/

Misleading title, it's not an attack on the country because they don't have anything that US haven't already taken from them, it's an attack on ISIS (child of Taliban and born in middle east Saudi Arabia as the mother) and that bomb only has 1 mile radius and I don't know why North Korea is evacuating their Capital this Trump itches for world war 3 I'm telling you.

If DAESH wishes to kill everyone on the planet that doesn't believe in their ideology, they better expect a fucking fight.

I hope no civilians were injured. I hope many of these terrorist killers were, well, killed.

Just to remind everyone here: The Taliban was created during the late 1970s by the CIA and the other American agencies, to fight against the Soviet invasion force in Afghanistan. Back then, they were considered as heroes in the Western nations:

its not a surprise to me because this guy in the white house does not play with any TR

The US and Afghan forces were unable to advance because ISIS had mined the area with explosives, so the bomb was dropped to clear the tunnels

They're going down for sure under Trump's administration.

They dropped it on ISIS - those guys deserve to be nuked. I think they got off lightly.

US dropped the biggest non-nuclear bomb in Afghanistan... what are your thoughts on this guys?

https://www.google.com.pk/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2017/04/13/politics/afghanistan-isis-moab-bomb/index.html