country in kabul, how can he be part of a daesh or a suicide attack? it is not possible. we see how, in our lives. sobbing: we gather with our parts of our members of our. how. why they killed our family, our children? seven children. they are all gone now. they cannot find. . .faith. .. their bodies. ramin yousufi bear, a resident of kabul. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is in kabul and she gave us her impression of the mood in the country. for the past few hours the american warplanes have been circling overhead and we think they are providing cover for the last flights to leave afghanistan. this is not the way the americans ever
they cannot find. . .faith. .. their bodies. ramin yousufi there, a resident of kabul. i m joined now from kabul by our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. that emotional counter from ramin yousufi, in a way, summing up the tragedy, the horrorfrom afghanistan in the modern era, so many lives lost, so many innocent children being killed. lost, so many innocent children being killed- being killed. year in, year out, sometimes being killed. year in, year out, sometimes it being killed. year in, year out, sometimes it seemed - being killed. year in, year out, sometimes it seemed like - being killed. year in, year out, sometimes it seemed like day | being killed. year in, year out, i sometimes it seemed like day in, being killed. year in, year out, - sometimes it seemed like day in, day out, afghans have lived through these years of war, hoping against hope that the next year would be more peaceful, would be better than the last, only to live and to diary through years that
the taliban say they re bringing peace and ending corruption, but for those here, the deep uncertainty that has accompanied their arrival is a final push towards a new life. secunder kermani, bbc news, kabul. our chief international correspondnet, lyse doucet, said the accounts of the people who lost family members in the strike were heartbreaking. you cannot listen to the accounts of the family members who lost ten members of theirfamily in minutes including seven children. just as they were waiting to go to the airport with us visas to start a new life in america, they are cut down by an american drone strike. viewers may have already seen on the channel today that heartstopping, heartbreaking interview with a relative, ramin yousufi, who cannot understand, how is it
the us led invasion ousted the taliban, would have expected that the last of their engagement would end in this kind of a situation, where even in these last hours. just listen to ramin yousufi, who could. ? no one can watch this programme was hard being moved with his bewilderment. how is it possible that. they were engineers, they were people who work for charities, they were children whose faces were so burnt you couldn t recognise. who, he says, would do this? of course the us apologised, they say they are investigating. of course this was not what they wanted. they were after a target they describe to us yesterday as a car carrying multiple suicide bombers, a car packed with explosives that was heading to hamid karzai international airport and we saw what happened when islamic state reached the airport last time.
for those people that they. the north part of our country in kabul, how can he be part of a daesh or a suicide attack? it is not possible. we see how, in our lives. sobbing: we gather with our parts of our members of our. how. why they killed our family, our children? seven children. they are all gone now. they cannot find. . .faith. .. their bodies. ramin yousufi there, a resident of kabul. at a news briefing in the past half an hour, the pentagon press secretary, said the united states is investigating whether there were any civilian casualties in that us drone strike targetting a suspected suicide bomber from islamic state.