Washington Free Beacon By Adam Kredo
The Taliban late last year reportedly warned the United States that it will deploy 2,000 suicide bombers to Washington, D.C., if the Biden administration follows through with a plan to post the same number of soldiers at the U.S. embassy facility in Kabul, Afghanistan.
The Taliban telegraphed the warning to U.S. leaders during ongoing talks in Doha, Qatar, according to a report by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a watchdog group that tracks jihadi communications and media reports. The Taliban objects to any U.S. presence in Afghanistan since the Biden administration last year removed all Americans in a bungled withdrawal that left several service members dead. If the United States does send its military back into the country, the Taliban says it will respond by sending a brigade of suicide bombers to the Afghan embassy in Washington.
The Taliban also intends to enlist suicide bombers as part of a new branch of special forces in the Afghan National Army.
