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U.S. and Afghan airstrikes have destroyed nine Taliban drug factories and labs, killing 44 suspected traffickers in a border area of southern Helmand province.
The combined offensive is aimed at targeting the revenue streams of terrorists, according to officials.
Regional military corps commander, General Wali Mohammad Ahmadzai, told VOA that bombings of drug-producing centers started late Tuesday and continued into Wednesday morning.
originally posted by: rickymouse
You would think that we would have destroyed those labs years ago instead of ignoring their existance. But then there would be no war to fight to make the American people believe we are doing good. Why now though, after ignoring this kind of strategy from the beginning.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: rickymouse
You would think that we would have destroyed those labs years ago instead of ignoring their existance. But then there would be no war to fight to make the American people believe we are doing good. Why now though, after ignoring this kind of strategy from the beginning.
They are likely outdated and unused labs, destroyed for media consumption.
Might be a clue in one or more of those sealed indictments .
Why now though, after ignoring this kind of strategy from the beginning.
originally posted by: xuenchen
So now we are hearing about U.S. airstrikes on drug labs in Afghanistan.
Apparently 9 have been destroyed so far in recent days.
Has this been going on before?
Or is this a new plan from the new Trump Administration ?
If this is "new", why haven't they been targeting these "Labs" before? Or have they?
US, Afghan Airstrikes Destroy 9 Taliban Drug Labs in Afghanistan
U.S. and Afghan airstrikes have destroyed nine Taliban drug factories and labs, killing 44 suspected traffickers in a border area of southern Helmand province.
The combined offensive is aimed at targeting the revenue streams of terrorists, according to officials.
Regional military corps commander, General Wali Mohammad Ahmadzai, told VOA that bombings of drug-producing centers started late Tuesday and continued into Wednesday morning.
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: xuenchen
Is the CIA going to have a dry spell and not get the deliveries back to the US on time?