Having originally described the strike as 'righteous', McKenzie was forced to admit that it had actually been 'a tragic mistake'. The strike in Kabul - one of the US military's last acts before its withdrawal - did not kill a single terrorist, senior US general Frank McKenzie has since admitted. The continued presence of American drones in Afghanistan has already become mired in controversy after a strike on August 29 which the US said targeted ISIS-K bombers preparing an attack on Kabul airport actually blew up a family-of-10. He did not make it clear what he meant by 'negative consequences' if the drone flights are allowed to continue. That means drones are still flying within Afghan airspace, which Mujahid said violates international laws and should stop. The Taliban has called on the US to end drone patrols over the country (file image), warning of 'negative consequences' if they are allowed to continue
