A bereaved man who lost his daughter in the accidental bombing told NHK that the U.S. Department of Defense, which had been investigating the accidental bombing by the U.S. military in Afghanistan in August, has revealed that it will not dispose of the people concerned. In response, he replied that "the United States made a mistake" and asked the US government to dispose of the person in charge again.

In August, the U.S. military bombed an unmanned aerial vehicle in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, to remove the threat of attacks by militant groups, killing 10 civilians, including children, but later admitted the accidental bombing. I apologized.

The U.S. Department of Defense, which has been investigating the accidental bombing, said on the 13th that the cause of the accidental explosion was "not the result of negligence, illegal acts, and insufficient leadership" and "I will not hold personal responsibility". He showed his policy and made it clear that he would not dispose of the parties concerned.



Regarding this, Emar Ahmadi, who lost her 3-year-old daughter due to an accidental explosion, responded to NHK's interview on the 14th, saying that "America made a mistake" and "killed my brother, my daughter, and my brother's son." Therefore, we should dispose of the people concerned, "he said, and asked the US government to dispose of the person in charge again.



"I believe the United States will not break its promise," he said, saying that the United States has indicated its intention to leave Emar's family in the wake of deteriorating security. Requested a response.