As a terrorist attack targeting the perimeter of Kabul airport by Daesh*-Khorasan killed 13 US service members and scores of Afghan civilians trying to flee Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, a chorus of voices has been questioning US President Joe Biden’s decision to pull forces out of the war-torn country.
Former President Trump, who has not minced words in his vehement criticism of his successor Joe Biden’s handling of the troop pullout from Afghanistan, has weighed in on the volatile situation in Kabul.
As scores of civilians and 13 US servicemen died in the Thursday terror attack on the perimeter of the Afghan capital’s airport amid the botched evacuation, he boasted that while he was in the White House his administration had wiped out two “monsters”: Qasem Soleimani, former head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Quds Force, and Daesh leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
