The U.S. military says several aircraft were wrecked before leaving Kabul

The rocket artillery system installed at Kabul airport has failed

Mackenzie says 73 planes and 70 armored vehicles at Kabul airport have been completely dismantled.

Washington: The US military withdrew from Afghanistan before the August 31 deadline. The Taliban held a huge celebration after the last US military plane flew over Kabul airport. However, he was unaware that he had been hit hard by the US military.

In fact, the U.S. military destroyed a large number of planes, armored vehicles and a high-tech rocket defense system at Kabul airport before it left Afghanistan on Monday. A senior U.S. military official made the announcement.

Kenneth McKenzie, chief of the US Central Command, said the 73 planes that landed at Hamid Karzai Airport had been made unusable by the military for military operations, meaning they could no longer be used. McKenzie said the Taliban would never be able to fly those planes. No one will be able to turn on those planes.

Elaborating further, McKenzie said that the United States had deployed 6,000 troops at Kabul airport when the rescue operation began on August 14, so the 70 armored vehicles parked at the airport were also made completely useless. One such vehicle costs about લાખ 1 million.

In addition, 27 Humvee vehicles were also made completely useless, and these vehicles were disabled in such a way that no one could use them in the future. The United States also dropped anti-rocket artillery and anti-mortar C-RAM systems at Kabul airport, which were used to protect the airport from rocket attacks.

Islamic State militants fired five rockets at Kabul airport on Monday, but the system was used to thwart those attacks and secure Kabul airport. "Breaking down such a system is a long and complicated process, so we can't demilitarize it," McKenzie said.

US troops remain in Afghanistan for a secret mission

The U.S. is working to disguise itself to evacuate those trapped in Afghanistan

Kabul: The United States has announced that it has withdrawn its troops from Afghanistan. However, according to a report, there are still foreign troops in Kabul, Afghanistan. They are now going to run a secret operation. Whose purpose will be to evacuate trapped citizens.

U.S. veterans and current troops are currently working privately on a mission in Afghanistan. The move is aimed at freeing Americans and other civilians trapped in Afghanistan. These goons are working while staying underground.

There are still 200 Americans trapped in Afghanistan and thousands unable to leave the country. Even outside of Afghanistan, these soldiers are in contact with each other. The goons are changing their costumes and working with the herdsmen.