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The suicide bombing outside Kabul Airport was a brutal and savage punctuation to what has undeniably been a fraud attempt by President Biden

to pull all American troops out of the

country by next Tuesday, affirming for many the dangerous mistakes and miscalculations that

this president and administration has committed in the region.

They came to Kabul's airport in the hope of escaping this violence.

Instead, they fell victim to it.

As the staggering death toll soared to at least 170 Afghan civilians,

today it was revealed the attack was carried out by a single bomber,

believed to be wearing a 25-pound vest of explosives.

We do not believe that there was a second explosion at or near the Barron Hotel than it was one suicide bomber.

The reported toll of the bombing outside Kabul's airport rose sharply on Friday, with local health officials saying as many as 170 people

were killed, and at least 200 were wounded. Yet less than a day after the attack, crowds on

Friday sought once again to reach the airport, their desperation to flee the Taliban,

blending with grief at the enormous scale of the violence.

Suicide bomber claimed by ISIS K, the Afghan branch of ISIS, blamed for the deaths of hundreds of Afghan civilians.

Most recently, the suicide bombing in May of a school that left at least 90 dead, the majority schoolgirls.

According to the New York Times, the revised estimates made Thursday's attack,

one of the deadliest in the nearly two decades since the U.S. led invasion.

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