In a month that’s seen the largest single death toll in an attack on occupying troops, today was just another day in violence-wracked Afghanistan.
Four guards were killed at NATO’s Kandahar Air Field when militants blew up a minivan packed with explosives. The base serves a a tanker depot; NATO’s fuel has been a popular target for Taliban in Afghanistan, but especially Pakistan, which is part of the supply line.
Also Monday, a British soldier was killed just yards outside his base in Helmand province by a roadside bomb. Five others were injured.
A day earlier, at least 25 people were killed at the home of Parwan province’s governor. It’s one of a series of attacks on authorities throughout the country, including the killings of President Hamid Karzai’s brother; an aide to the president; and the Karzai-allied mayor of Kandahar.
The latest deaths come on the heels of the revelation that the frequency of US bombing raids has doubled since 2009. This is a violence spike measured in years.
Americans can do what ever they like but history wqill tell them they have themselves destroyed ameirca.
Allah don,t like infidels, liers and innocent killing. As Allah several times said in Koran you have your strategy and i have my. i am most powerful.