"Who is accountable for this? Who will stand up and say that they will be accountable for the death of 13 young men and women? Who?"

The terrorist attack in Kabul on Thursday was the fourth-deadliest day for American troops in their 20 years in Afghanistan.

'She was somebody else's girl, and I saw her on the ground, I picked her up and I took her to the hospital, but she died.'

The Biden administration is telling the world it can no longer protect American citizens in Afghanistan amid the crisis in Kabul.

The US suffered its first casualties in Afghanistan since February of 2020 after a suspected ISIS bombing.

Crenshaw's reaction comes as the nation mourns a growing number of military casualties following two bombings outside the Kabul airport.

Officials had warned of an imminent attack. Two separate bombings took place on Thursday outside the Kabul airport.

The location of the strike was 430 miles northeast of Mogadishu and targeted al-Shabaab Islamists, according to the Pentagon.

Seven children and four Americans were killed after a bomb exploded at a Sbarro pizza restaurant in Jerusalem.

The new bomber, which was developed to replace the B-1 and B-2 bombers, is dubbed the B-21 Raider, according to an Air Force news release.