US EditionTrump Honors Fallen US Service Members and Criticizes Biden to Mark Afghanistan Bombing Anniversary
President Trump honored the 13 American service members killed in the 2021 Abbey Gate suicide bombing and signed a proclamation marking the fourth anniversary, pledging ongoing support for military families.
- President Trump marked the 4th anniversary of the suicide bombing that killed 13 US service members by signing a proclamation honoring them.
- Trump criticized Biden for the attack, while Biden's withdrawal followed a Trump-Taliban deal and timeline.
- Officials said decisions by both Trump and Biden led to Afghanistan's military collapse and the Taliban takeover.
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Commemorating the fourth anniversary of Abbey Gate attack
Tuesday marked four years since the Abbey Gate attack, a suicide bombing that took the lives of 13 service members during the withdrawal of U.S. troops at the end of the Afghanistan War. In 2021, then-President Joe Biden removed U.S.…
Fourth anniversary of Abbey Gate bombing in Kabul
Tuesday, Aug. 26, marks four years since the Abbey Gate bombing in Kabul, where 13 American service members lost their lives in the deadliest day for US forces in Afghanistan in a decade, a tragedy that still reverberates across the nation and among the families who continue to grieve. On Aug. 26, 2021, a suicide […] The post Fourth anniversary of Abbey Gate bombing in Kabul appeared first on Must Read Alaska.
President Donald Trump signed a White House proclamation this Monday to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the attack in Abbey Gate, where 13 U.S. military personnel lost their lives during the withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. At the ceremony, held at the Oval Office, Trump was accompanied by relatives of some of the fallen, to whom he paid tribute for his sacrifice.
On 4th Anniversary of Afghan Attack, Trump Honors Soldiers Lost in US Withdrawal
WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump welcomed Gold Star family members into the Oval Office on Aug. 25 for a signing ceremony as he issued a proclamation honoring the lives lost four years ago as the United States withdrew its military from Afghanistan. “This is a very special group of people. I’ve been with them from the beginning, Trump said during the event. “They’ve been with me, and I’ve been with them 100 percent, and we meet more than once a…
'We Correct That Wrong Today': Abbey Gate Gold Star Families Visit Oval Office After Biden Forgot About Them
President Donald Trump righted a wrong Monday by honoring the Gold Star families of the 13 soldiers killed during the Abbey Gate bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, in August 2021. In […] The post 'We Correct That Wrong Today': Abbey Gate Gold Star Families Visit Oval Office After Biden Forgot About Them appeared first on The Western Journal.
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