The U.S. Central Command said it’s still assessing results of the strike following reports of civilian casualties.
The strike led to “substantial and powerful subsequent explosions” from the vehicle, indicating it had a large amount of explosives, which may have led to casualties, it said.
“It is unclear what may have happened, and we are investigating further,” it said in a statement. “We would be deeply saddened by any potential loss of innocent life.”
The U.S. drone blew up a vehicle heading for Kabul airport that officials say was carrying several suicide bombers.
The attack came shortly after U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said there was still “serious danger” in Kabul, where a suicide bomber last week killed at least 88 people. President Joe Biden honored U.S. service members who died in last week’s attack, attending the return of their remains to a military base in the U.S.
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