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Bombshell: Department Of Defense Could Have Prevented Afghanistan Suicide Bomb, Yet Refused Military The Permission To Carry Out Drone Strike

“A Predator drone had a lock on him,” and the DOD “refused to grant permission to fire upon that bomber,” Pardo-Maurer said.

Credit: The Post Millennial

From ThePostMillennial.com…

Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Western Hemisphere Affairs Roger Pardo-Maurer spoke about the suicide bombing at the Kabul International Airport on Thursday, saying that the “Department of Defense already knew who the bomber was.”

The suicide bombing, which took the lives of 13 members of the US Armed Forces, happed while evacuations of Americans and Afghan allies were underway during the final days of the 20-year war in that nation.

He said that permission “was requested and was denied.” In Pardo-Maurer’s view, the reason for this denial is “Because we are in this process of negotiating with the Taliban, who aren’t even in control of their own government or their own people.”

 

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