Was America at fault?:NYT claimed in the report – ISIS-K terrorists were not killed in US airstrike in Kabul, children and common people were killed

The US airstrike on August 29 in Kabul that killed children and civilians instead of ISIS-K terrorists. According to the report of the New York Times (NYT), one person who died was named Ezmarai Ahmadi, who was working for a charity organization in California. The NYT has submitted this report after perusing the CCTV footage of that day.

What was the whole matter The
Taliban captured Afghanistan on 16 August after the then President of Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani fled the country. After this there was a crowd of people at Kabul Airport. Millions of people started running for a place on American and NATO countries' planes to leave Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, displeased with the victory of the Taliban, ISIS-K i.e. Islamic State Khorasan carried out a fidayeen attack on Kabul airport in which 13 American soldiers died and around 200 Afghan civilians were killed. In order to avenge this attack, the US carried out a drone strike in a residential area of ​​Kabul on 29 August.

The Pentagon rejected the NYT's claim
that the US had said the attack was successful and that the drones targeted the car of ISIS-K terrorists as the terrorists were preparing for the next fidayeen attack on Kabul airport. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby dismissed the New York Times report, saying that the strike was based on accurate intelligence and we are still confident that we can avoid the threat to the airport and the lives of our American soldiers stationed there. Get it

10 people were killed in the attack Aimal Ahmadi, a resident of Kabul, told that 10 people of his family were killed in this attack. Among them were 7 children. One of the dead worked for the US Army. Ahmadi said his brother Ezmarai Ahmadi, who died in the attack, was an electrical engineer working for Nutrition and Education International, California. He also applied for exit from Afghanistan. Aimal told that our family is very simple. Has nothing to do with IS Khorasan even remotely. My brother was hit by a rocket inside the house.

Now, security camera footage scanned by New York Times experts has revealed a high probability that the US may have seen Ahmadi and his aides carrying bottles of water in a car and picking up a laptop for their boss.

NYT
claims - there was no other attack that day, the US, while explaining its attack, said that there was another blast after the drone attack, which made it clear that explosives were kept in the vehicle. However, this claim has also been rejected by the New York Times. The NYT said there was no evidence of a second blast. There was only one mark in the wall adjacent to the attack site. No wall or any other door was blown up, it is clear that there was no other blast that day.