Watch: US drone strike on ISIS terrorist over Kabul airport attack

Published on Aug 28, 2021 09:16 am IST

Days after the deadly attack at the Kabul airport which killed hundreds of Afghans and many American soldiers, the US military conducted a drone strike on an ISIS terrorist. ISIS' Khorasan affiliate had claimed responsibility for the bombing. An ISIS 'planner' was killed in the drone strike, as per reports quoting US military. The strike was conducted in Nangarhar, east of Kabul. Earlier, US President Joe Biden had vowed revenge on the plotters of the attack. Watch the full video for more.

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