Human Remains Discovered In US Military Plane Wheel Arc Afghans Clung To
HUMAN REMAINS DISCOVERED – Graphic scenes transpired in Kabul airport earlier this week as Afghans desperately attempt to leave.
Following the occupation of Taliban forces, hundreds of families fled to the airport in an attempt to escape. However, many were left stranded as masses of people rush to the tarmac of the airport to get a chance to hitch a ride.
Some were lucky enough to get inside large aircrafts such as the C-17 US military plane. Meanwhile, others were left running beside the aircraft attempting to cling to its side. The horrific event was captured and went viral on social media.
As you can see in the photo above, hundreds were running dangerous close to the moving plane. Others, thought themselves lucky as they were able to get up on the plane’s side.
However, a Kabul news agency reports that locals near the airport claimed that three young men were seen holding tightly to the wheels of the airplane as it lifted off. Sadly, they also witnessed them falling on top of people’s houses shortly after.
“One of the locals confirmed this and said that the fall of these people made a loud and terrifying noise“, said the agency. Confirming this story, ABC News said a US official reportedly found human remains inside the wheel arch of the C-17 military plane.
According to the official, the C-17 aircraft needed to conduct an emergency landing at the al Udeid air base in Qatar. Supposedly, the plane was to be used in the first wave of evacuation flights due to the resurgence of Taliban armed forces.
Unfortunately, thousands are still stuck in Kabul, fearful for their lives. Meanwhile, as a response to the incidents, Afghanistan’s president, who earlier fled the country said:
“The Taliban had made it clear that they were ready to carry out a bloody attack on all of Kabul and the people of Kabul to oust me. In order to prevent a flood of bloodshed, I decided to leave”
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