Afghanistan: Blasts rock Kabul International Airport | DW News

Marty always at Kabul right but not at scenes at airport blasts, why? Are this man just heard from mouth to mouth really..Reporter like this not do his job correctly and corruption at all..

This is so sad but not as sad as my government’s behavior in this situation. My prayers are with the people in Afghanistan.

question is who support terrorism which country and why …. every one knw but no one even ask why….. i think now this is time to reply terrorism with seniors

Pls. Pray the rosary to free all countries from war, hunger, diseases, climate change, calamities, drugs, prostitution, abortion, divorce, corruption, vices, violence and all evil.pls pray for peace and joy in all families and home….,

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The USA really f**ked this up. Biden is not a leader he’s an old man with cognitive disabilities.

This is what USA and western countries want

Where are all the people that protested for Free Palestine ? Seems as if they are absolutely fine with suffering of Afghan People under Taliban and refuse to condemn Taliban,

This term "dignified transfer" was recently introduced, and now, no surprise, CNN talking heads are using it as though they'd be demoted if they just talk about the bodies of American soldiers arriving at Dover. In a very short report yesterday, Arlette Saenz used "dignified transfer" seven or eight times in the span of about 40 seconds.
The term was obviously created by the military itself, and, because major network reporters and anchors tend to be excessively, propagandistically respectful of the military, it's now a cliche that one can imagine will be uttered as endlessly as "on the ground" (which means here or there), "boots on the ground," and "impactful."
How revealing that even highly educated, articulate, and intelligent reporters (unlike Jasmine Wright, who can barely speak a single sentence that's not embarrassingly adolescent and garbled, and whose main descriptive word is "really") latch onto these cliches.
If they can't speak independently, what does it say about their thinking?
I'm not in the ranks of the raging, deluded minions of Dunghole Rump; I'm a lifelong Democrat who watches too much CNN and who's so tired of all this "breaking news" BS, this obsessive focus on Afghanistan, as though it's the only story in the world worth reporting, aside from Hurricane Ida.
For what it's worth, I definitely do not feel that the 13 Americans killed were somehow more important, more "newsworthy" than the 169 Afghans murdered by that ISIS-K fanatic at the airport in Kabul..
The bottomlessly hackneyed yakking of much of the CNN staff is so grating, just like the monomaniacal focus on one or two stories per day or even week or month.
The other day, icy Robyn Curnow was going on and on about how it's "stunning" that the hurricane "may" hit New Orleans 16 years to the day after Katrina hit.
"Stunning"? It's hurricane season in the American Southeast. John Berman endlessly tells us how stunned and astonished he is.
This kind of jibber-jabber is of a piece with the hundreds of daily "BREAKING NEWS" alarms we get every few minutes.
CNN, for all its ideological differences with FAUX "news," is akin to that network in its reliance on flash, spazzy updates, barrages of bright colors, Hollywoodish honeys and hunks, and endless self-promotion, as in Zain Asher peddling her latest show about Africa and telling us that she's "Nigerian by heritage, British by birth, and American by residence" and that she hopes that "those same strands of inclusivity" come out in her anchoring of "One World" as "compelling, inclusive, and "original."

Panjshir Valley – The last stronghold of resistance to Taliban rule. Why are all afghanistans living at west only protesting? None of them are going to join the resistance? Perhaps outside Afghanistan there are no more lions like at Panjshir. Are There only pet cats?

Just level the whole region with bombs and be done simple as

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