Number of Marines killed in suicide attack now at 10--Updates as more casualties reported

 PJ Media:

BREAKING: Ten Marines Are the First American Military to Die in Afghanistan Since February 2020 [UPDATED]

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 Today marks the first time since February 2020 that American military forces were killed in action in Afghanistan.

Two suicide bombings killed at least 40 people today, and wounded another 120, outside of the Hamid Karzai International Airport. One attack occurred at the airport’s Abbey Gate and the other was very near the Baron Hotel, where U.S. and UK military and journalists are staying.

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While it is believed that ISIS was responsible for the attack and the Taliban have condemned it, it will probably take some more intelligence to find those responsible and destroy them. 

See, also:

Hundreds Of ISIS-K Militants Surround Kabul Airport, More Attacks Expected: REPORT

Latest death toll in Afghan attack:

 

Latest from Afghanistan: Officials: 11 Marines, Navy medic killed in suicide bombings at Kabul airport

And: 

Biden goes silent after his Kabul fiasco costs first American lives: Two 'ISIS' blasts kill up to 60 - including 12 American troops and multiple children - and leaves faltering evacuation plans in tatters

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