Three years after a suicide attack at Kabul&s international airport that killed 13 American troops and scores of civilians during the United States& withdrawal from the country, a US Department of Defense official said on Friday that the US still hunts those behind the attack.Christopher Maier, US assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low intensity conflict, said that the network bethind the attack is &pretty degraded& but not eliminated.&A lot of allied and partner disruptions& of the Daesh network have reduced its &capability to conduct such an attack,& Maier said in a brief interview after a breakfast meeting with reporters Friday.President Joe Biden promised the day of the attack that &we will not forgive, we will not forget, we will hunt you down and make you pay.& Maier said &we are in the process of doing that,& and &we have made significant dents in this network that conducted the Abbey Gate attack.&Republicans have repeatedly criticized Biden for the chaotic withdrawal of US military from Afghanistan.Former US president Donald Trump said in a recent election rally that US standing in the world &began to unravel with the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, the worst humiliation in the history of our country.& Maier said &we continue to assess that Abbey Gate& was the work of &more than one individual& who benefited from the Daesh infrastructure.
Since then, he said, the US and partners &have had clear cases where we&ve been able to disrupt the network that was associated with Abbey Gate.& The post US still hunts perpetrators of 2021 Kabul airport attack first appeared on Ariana News.
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