Two rockets were fired at the Afghan capital Tuesday, one slamming into a cemetery and a second hitting a nearby hillside. There were no immediate reports of casualties. The first rocket struck about 9:45 p.m. at the cemetery in northwest Kabul, injuring no one, police said.
They didn’t even kill any of the dead people.
As police and reporters went to the area and inspected the crater caused by the first attack, a second rocket whizzed overhead, needlessly sending people scrambling for cover. It landed on a nearby hillside, some of which is covered by housing. It was not immediately clear if it had caused damage or casualties. Rockets are frequently fired at American military bases around the country, usually at night and never rarely hitting their target. Salvos are occasionally also fired into Kabul.
Hek’s boys continue to demonstrate their impeccable targeting! |