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Trump thanks Pakistan for arresting terrorist involved in Kabul airport attack

Trump thanks Pakistan for arresting terrorist involved in Kabul airport attack  

WASHINGTON: United Stated President Donald Trump has thanked Pakistan for its cooperation against terrorism and arresting terrorist involved in the Kabul airport blast in 2021.

In the longest address before the Congress after taking over as the US president, Donald Trump revealed that "Tonight, I am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity. And he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of American justice."

He thanked the Government of Pakistan for helping apprehend the "monster" and added that it was "a very huge day for the affected families.

President Trump expressed his gratitude to the Government of Pakistan for his cooperation in the arrest of the terrorists involved in Kabul attack in 2021, saying that “I would like to thank Pakistan for helping the arrest of this terrorist.

Three and a half years ago, Daesh killed 13 Americans in Afghanistan. The terrorist is currently being brought to the United States to face the law.

On this occasion, the US president also described the withdrawal from Afghanistan as extremely shameful.

The US President made the longest address to the Congress, his address was an hour 39 minutes and 31 seconds, while in 1993, President Clinton made an hour 5 minutes.

The Western news agency has claimed that Pakistan arrested ISIS commander on the basis of information provided by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), who was involved in a horrific terrorist plot on the occasion of the withdrawal of US troops in Afghanistan in 2021.

According to the news agency, 13 US soldiers and 170 Afghan civilians were killed in a terrorist incident at the Abbey Gate of Kabul International Airport in 2021.

According to the news agency, Muhammad Sharif is one of the leaders of ISIS who allegedly plotted the terror and he is also known as terrorist Jafar.

He was arrested by the Pakistani intelligence agency and is now being brought from Pakistan to the United States, which will be brought to the US on Wednesday.

The US official told the news agency that Sharif Ullah is the mastermind of this terrorist attack on August 26.

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