The United States can boast of persecuting and leading to justice to those who attack their nationals anywhere in the world. Spain should take example and demand, by internal roads, the clarification of the authorship of more 300 murders committed by ETA.
We have the last example with the processing of the Afghan citizen Hajj Najibullahaka “Najibullah Naim”, aka “Abu Tayeb”, aka “Atiqullah” and aka “NeSar Ahmad Mohammad”, who chose to declare himself guilty of hostage taking and to provide material support for acts of terrorism the hostage of an American journalist and two Afghan citizens in Afghanistan and Pakistan in 2008 and 2009.
This subject was leader of Taliban groups that carried out attacks against US military in Afghanistan between 2007 and 2009, with the death of American soldiers.
The deputy director in charge of the FBI, Christopher G. Raia, declared: «For years, the FBI joint task force in New York and our allies in the forces of the order sought tirelessly justice for the taking of hostages of civilians, as well as for the death of US military at the hands of Taliban fighters under the command of Najibullah. These terrorist attacks demonstrated absolute contempt for humanity, and Najibullah finally admitted their responsibility in these premature deaths of our citizens. His statement emphasizes the firm determination of the FBI’s joint task force in New York to dismantle all acts of terrorism and ensure that any person who attacks our country gives accounts ».
Between 1996 and 2001, the Taliban controlled Afghanistan and housed and supported terrorists, including those involved in the perpetration of the attacks of September 11, 2001 in the US.
After losing power in October 2001 as a result of the invasion of Afghanistan led by the USA. And NATO, the Taliban participated in a deadly insurgency campaign to recover control of the country. In the early 2000s, as part of that violence campaign, the Taliban carried out numerous suicidal attacks, selective murders, murders, attacks with improvised explosive artifacts (“IED”), paramilitary ambush and hostage against the then government of Afghanistan, the US military forces and their partners of NAT Americans in Afghanistan.
For example, around June 26, 2008, Taliban fighters under the command of Najibullah ambuscated and attacked an American military convoy in the vicinity of the province of Wardak, Afghanistan, with improvised explosive artifacts, launches and automatic weapons. Three American military died: first -class sergeants Matthew L. Hilton and Joseph A. McKay, and Sergeant Mark Palmateer, and his Afghan interpreter. Several other military also were injured in the attack.
On November 10, 2008, Najibullah and other Taliban combatants took as a hostage to an American journalist and two Afghan citizens shortly after, Najibullah and his accomplices forced the hostages to cross the border on foot from Afghanistan to Pakistan, where Najibullah and their accomplices stopped them and kept captive. They were forced to make numerous calls and record videos asking for the payment of a rescue and the prisoner liberation Taliban.
