Georgian servicemen injured in terrorist attack at Bagram US base

Militants of the Taliban terrorist group (* banned in the Russian Federation) claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack at the gates of the Bagram military base in Afghanistan. A suicide bomber drove a motorcycle to a check point of the largest American base in this country, after which an explosive device was activated. According to recent reports, several people were injured. There are wounded, not only among the US, but also among the Georgian troops, who were based on the US Armed Forces.

The Georgian military department confirms information about the injured Georgian military. From the message:

Senior Lieutenant Iveri Buadze received the greatest damage to his health. An operation was performed in a hospital on the territory of the air base. His condition is currently assessed as serious.

According to some information, it was the Georgian military personnel who were on duty at the checkpoint of the Bagram base at the moment when the suicide bomber blew himself up at the gate.

The Taliban claim that as a result of the terrorist attack, "about 20 enemy soldiers were killed and wounded." The leader of the Taliban of Afghanistan Zabiulla Mujahid said that the attack is revenge for abusive behavior against Afghan Muslims.

For reference: only last month in Afghanistan no less than 12 of terrorist acts were carried out, the victims of which were both siloviki and civilians.

Comments

[Anarchist]

Well, that Orthodox brothers, is there a reason to think? This is no longer a bell – it’s alarm!
Further it will be worse ...

[Finches]

Ahhh! That's who runs for whitefish for American rangers and I suppose in the evenings he entertains with his singing, standing on the nightstand: "Suliko, you are my Suliko!" Renegades are not sorry!

[Anarchist]

Soon they will be replaced and the lads are welcome!
Suliko listen tired watch hopak ...

[cniza]

There is nothing to wander around in foreign countries and lick the boots of the owner, who tramples on the independence of other states.

[oldseaman1957]

Quote: DFII

... Since when have anarchists brothers to us? ...

“And where did the anarchists come from, if not a secret?”

[Anarchist]

Thank! What comments saved ...
He would have remembered the Communists. He would say that there were no Communists among Georgians ...
This is in the spirit of mattress Georgia ...

[siberalt]

What are Georges doing there?

[Anarchist]

And the state of Georgia must also protect its state ...
Even if it’s located beyond its borders and beyond the borders of the continent, well and common sense of course

[Herculesic]

We went to guard the American plantations of drugs - here and fell under the distribution!

[Tolstoevsky]

unfortunate sufferers

[Plombir]

There gathered at the gate, this, like him, the Georgian people. It seems that the mattresses of the Georgians are not allowed to go further than the gates. Allies licking.

[Herculesic]

I am trying to imagine an Afghan military base in the United States, peace majahideen in Nebraska, for example. .does not work! !!

[andrewkor]

And fly mushrooms on the chest to take?

[Herculesic]

Only after you! !!

[aszzz888]

There are injured not only among American, but also among Georgian troops stationed at the base of the US Armed Forces.

... there is nothing to hang around on foreign bases ...

[soroKING]

that's what they lack

[Dimachrus]

Georgian military ???
Georgian winemakers - I heard that Georgian thieves in law - were also heard, but did not hear about the military. Maybe - "service personnel from Georgia suffered"?

[ksv36]

Hit the nail on the head. Neither give nor take. I'm under the table...

[Alexey-74]

Georgians, what are you doing in Afghanistan? Do you have few problems?

[Galleon]

Georgian servicemen on duty at Bagram base checkpoint

I thought that they were looking for nishtyaks in an American garbage dump, but the Georgians there misbehaved differently, according to the service staff: security, waiters, cleaning ...

[Bronevick]

Georgians service personnel of the American army.