Push to impeach Biden who has ‘blood on hands’ as 12 US troops among 60 killed in Kabul terror attack with 15 more hurt
JOE Biden has "blood on his hands" following the deaths of 11 Marines and one US Navy medic in the Kabul terror attacks that have killed at least 60, critics say, as calls for his impeachment mount.
The US troops were killed and 15 other American service members were injured as two suicide bombers and gunmen attacked crowds of Afghans flocking to Kabul's airport today.
But later, the Pentagon confirmed 12 US troops were killed and 15 others were hurt.
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“The victims’ blood will be on President Biden’s hands. He caused this catastrophic situation."
Senator Lindsey Graham wrote: “This despicable terrorist attack against innocent civilians at the Kabul airport, which injured American Marines, is a reminder of the depravity the world faces from Afghanistan.”
While there are no reports from the British military of government casualties, US soldiers have been hurt, a UK official said.
"We are working urgently to establish what has happened and its impact on the ongoing evacuation effort.
"Our primary concern remains the safety of our personnel, British citizens and the citizens of Afghanistan.
"We are in close contact with our US and other NATO allies at an operational level on the immediate response to this incident,” a UK government spokesperson said.
The attacks that killed at least 12 US service members left Biden with increasingly fraught choices: continue the evacuation and risk more deaths or end it earlier than planned and risk leaving behind Americans who are still seeking to leave the country.
As details of the attacks emerged, the White House rescheduled Biden's first in-person meeting with Israel's new prime minister.
A video conference with governors about Afghan refugees arriving in the United States was also canceled.
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Biden had pledged to get out of Afghanistan every American who wished to leave.
As of Wednesday, the State Department said about 4,500 American citizens had been flown out, with about 1,500 yet to go.