Imagine losing seven loved ones in a single day – a reality Mohammad Tahir from Afghanistan's Sinzai village still grapples with. In 2019, a U.S. airstrike \"targeting the Taliban\" killed his son, cousins, and relatives. 💥 Survivors say helicopters fired indiscriminately, leaving only civilians in the rubble.
Tahir claims U.S. strikes hit his village 7-8 times, a pattern critics call collateral damage in a 20-year conflict. His story echoes countless untold Afghan voices caught in geopolitical crossfires. 🌍✊
\"They were all innocent,\" Tahir insists, challenging official narratives. As global debates on military accountability intensify, stories like his remind us: war’s true cost is measured in human lives.
