US Convoy Reportedly Hit by Suicide Attack on Kabul-Paktia Highway in Afghanistan

Sputnik ^ | 10:50 12.11.2019

[robowombat]

US Convoy Reportedly Hit by Suicide Attack on Kabul-Paktia Highway in Afghanistan ASIA & PACIFIC 10:50 12.11.2019

The reported attack took place at around 11.00 a.m. local time (06:30 GMT). The US military has yet to comment on the claims. DETAILS TO FOLLOW

[robowombat]

Alexander of Macedonia spent three years ‘pacifying’ what is now Afghanistan. That was the longest operation segment of his campaign to India, Even then he made a deal with the most powerful tribal group that they wouldn't attack the Greeks he was leaving to garrison the delightful place and he would marry the chiefs daughter (Roxanne) and a lot of his officers and soldiers would marry tribal girls. Surprisingly, the Greeks created a kingdom (Bactria) that existed for about two hundred years. The tribals liked both some things the Greeks had , like wine and appreciated the Macedonian garrison for its ability and willingness to kick ass if any of the outer tribes tried to raid their country.

[Pikachu_Dad]

Oh yes, Civ {auschwitz} ilized little Werewolves !

“ https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/nazi-werewolves-who-terrorized-allied-soldiers-end-wwii-180970522/

[mabarker1]

There are only 3 options for the M.E. that will work:

1) Remove Our Personnel and Equipment [Military,CIA,CIVILIAN,K-9,ALL] from the Crap hole that is called Afghanistan and the Sandbox.

2) Leave them alone in every aspect.

3) NUKE THE CRAP HOLE and come back in 200 years with a Dozer and make it a Resort Beach.

[Mariner]

There is no good reason to have US forces in Afghanistan.

None.

[stylin19a]

that photo goes back to at least 09/2017

https://www.tineye.com/search/e7695cd0132bc9f8e1b54aaa27a7d7aa97710905?page=1

[Jemian]

I’m sorry. It was with the article I found. Nevertheless, I was able to have direct conversation with someone in that area and received reassurance.

[stylin19a]

no big deal. I just remember seeing that photo before.

Seems to happen alot, trying to strengthen a current story with an old photo and not identifying it as a file photo.

Drudge had a picture of cut a border wall that went along with a recent story that the wall can be easily cut.(to this day, that hasn’t been verified). I also recognized that photo and chased it.
The picture was from a while ago, when the U.S. was still determining which prototypes would make the cut to the next selection round.