Following the release of terrifying new audio of gunshots ringing throughout Kabul, new claims claim that the Taliban are carrying out ‘house-to-house murders.’
The terrifying audio was shared by an Afghan man who worked with the US and said it showed gunfire coming from “everywhere.” It also indicated a “conflict between the Taliban,” he alleged.
It comes amid claims that Afghanistan’s new rulers are carrying out executions across the city since the US left and the evacuation attempt ended.
The final military plane took departed from Hamid Karzai International Airport at midnight local time on August 31, with one official stating, “Final plane is wheels up.” “The conflict is over.”
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According to Fox News, extremists in Kabul have been carrying out “house-to-house executions” since the withdrawal, according to a senior US source.
An Afghan man who worked with Americans on the ground gave a chilling piece of audio to the publication that contained the sounds of distant gunshots.
The man said in the clip, recorded about the time the final US plane left: “I think there’s a conflict between the Taliban, I have no idea where I’m located.
“I can hear gunshots coming from all directions. I’m not sure how to get out.”
In a related development, the Taliban have been celebrating the US army departure with gunfire as the forces leave, promising the country “complete independence.”
“Congratulations to Afghanistan,” said Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, according to the AFP news agency. This victory is ours collectively.
“We want to have positive relations with the United States and the rest of the globe. He went on to say, “We welcome good diplomatic relations with all of them.”
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