The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, said the ISIS-K attacks would make the U.S. 'withdrawal more miserable and infamous.'
, a daily tabloid published by the ruling Chinese Communist Party's People's Daily, published a Friday opinion article written by its editorial staff titled,"Biden wants to save face, but Kabul airport attacks prove his incompetence." The article argued that"the terror attacks by thewill only make the Biden administration's withdrawal more miserable and infamous," and that"the repeated incompetence of the Biden team is clear to all.
Chinese state media mocked the"incompetence" of President Joe Biden's administration in the wake of the attacks targeting Kabul's international airport in Afghanistan. Above, Biden pauses as he delivers remarks on the terror attack at Hamid Karzai International Airport and the U.S. service members and Afghan victims killed and wounded, at the White House in Washington, D.C., on August 26, 2021.
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