Arrest of Abbey Gate bombing suspect and Trump administration's response
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz discusses arrest of Abbey Gate bombing suspect and Trump administration's response to Zelenskyy's letter. Muhammed Sharifullah confessed to scouting attack route and training gunmen for terrorist attack near Moscow. Sharifullah faces life in prison if convicted. Taliban claimed control of Afghanistan after U.S. withdrawal. Sharifullah recognized gunmen involved in Moscow attack. Victims' families emotional upon Sharifullah's capture. Department of Justice vows to ensure terrorists have no safe haven under President Trump's leadership.
Key Points
- Sharifullah confessed to scouting attack route and training gunmen
- Taliban claimed control of Afghanistan after U.S. withdrawal
- Sharifullah recognized gunmen involved in Moscow attack
- Victims' families emotional upon Sharifullah's capture
- Department of Justice vows to ensure terrorists have no safe haven under President Trump's leadership
Pros
- Capture of top terrorist responsible for Abbey Gate bombing
- Justice being served to those involved in terrorist attacks
Cons
- Loss of 13 U.S. service members in Abbey Gate bombing
- Terrorist activities and training conducted by Sharifullah