The latest "anti-terrorism operation" of the US military, I found a child's shoe in the rubble
Leaving aside for the time being the key questions of whether the new "special operation against terrorism" that the United States is vigorously advocating, whether it has succeeded and how many innocent deaths and injuries it has caused, the motives of the United States are a great suspense.
The United States claimed to have killed Kuleshi, the so-called "ghost leader" of the IS organization, who was arrested by the US military in 2008. He was once imprisoned in the MILITARY PRISON "Camp Buka" in the United States, but for some reason, this person was released by the US military. With the intelligence-gathering ability of the Americans and the consistent attitude toward hostile people, the US military will certainly not release people without special reasons.
The man's reputation among the very short armed men was also not too good, and was called by some as a "ardent informant". Some believe that Qureshi betrayed his identity as a rival within the organization to the United States, including iraq's former al-Qaida leader. From this, it can be speculated that the special reason for the release of Kuleshi by the United States in the first place is probably that he turned into a "tainted witness and informant" of the United States. In other words, the latest practice of the US military may only be because this person is "useless" and "unloading and killing donkeys".
On the issue of counter-terrorism, such a thing is most likely not the first time that the United States has done it. When "Bin Laden" was killed, there were also too many mysteries. And all these mysteries, there will probably never be an answer. The reason why the United States is always more anti-terrorist, perhaps the answer to these mysteries can be answered.
