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On Sept. 18, 2014, U.S. officials announced that the Air Force was bombing the "Khorosan Group," a previously unknown faction. It was claimed that this group was planning terrorist action against the U.S. Mushin al-Fadhli, leader of Jabhat al-Nusra, was reportedly killed in the bombing. Al-Nusra is an al-Qaeda affiliate active in Syria. The [[Obama administration]] may have created the name "Khorosan Group" for obscure reasons.<ref>McCarthy, Andrew C., [https://www.nationalreview.com/article/388990/khorosan-group-does-not-exist-andrew-c-mccarthy The Khorosan Group Does Not Exist]</ref> The term apparently refers to a group of twenty to fifty al-Qaeda members in Syria, possibly an elite unit. (It should be noted that "al-Qaeda" is also a name created by the U.S. intelligence community.) "But you have heard of the Khorasan group before. It is, to put it simply, al Qaeda," according to Thomas Joscelyn of the ''Weekly Standard''.<ref>"[https://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/misunderstanding-al-qaeda_806163.html Misunderstanding al Qaeda]"</ref>
On Sept. 18, 2014, U.S. officials announced that the Air Force was bombing the "Khorosan Group," a previously unknown faction. It was claimed that this group was planning terrorist action against the U.S. Mushin al-Fadhli, leader of Jabhat al-Nusra, was reportedly killed in the bombing. Al-Nusra is an al-Qaeda affiliate active in Syria. The [[Obama administration]] may have created the name "Khorosan Group" for obscure reasons.<ref>McCarthy, Andrew C., [https://www.nationalreview.com/article/388990/khorosan-group-does-not-exist-andrew-c-mccarthy The Khorosan Group Does Not Exist]</ref> The term apparently refers to a group of twenty to fifty al-Qaeda members in Syria, possibly an elite unit. (It should be noted that "al-Qaeda" is also a name created by the U.S. intelligence community.) "But you have heard of the Khorasan group before. It is, to put it simply, al Qaeda," according to Thomas Joscelyn of the ''Weekly Standard''.<ref>"[https://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/misunderstanding-al-qaeda_806163.html Misunderstanding al Qaeda]"</ref>
==NATO war Afghanistan==
==NATO war in Afghanistan==
{{See also|Fall of Kabul}}
{{See also|Fall of Kabul}}
In the midst of all the lies flowing from the [[White House]], [[State Department]], [[Pentagon]], and [[Intelligence Community]], and the unprecedented step by [[mainstream media]] questioning and calling out the [[Biden regime]]'s non-sensical and contradictory lies and statements, the Kabul airport suicide bombing occurred. [[Pentagon]] press spokesman John Kirby tweeted that ISIS-K, or the ISIS Korosan group was responsible. Kirby's statement was taken wholesale at face value.
In the midst of all the lies flowing from the [[White House]], [[State Department]], [[Pentagon]], and [[Intelligence Community]], and the unprecedented step by [[mainstream media]] questioning and calling out the [[Biden regime]]'s non-sensical and contradictory lies and statements, the Kabul airport suicide bombing occurred. [[Pentagon]] press spokesman John Kirby tweeted that ISIS-K, or the ISIS Korosan group was responsible. Kirby's statement was taken wholesale at face value.