American court convicts Afghan over Kabul attack

An American court sentenced Afghan Mohammad Shiref Allah to 20 years in prison after his conviction for providing material support to ISIS-K (Islamic State-Khorasan Province). The group is known for bombing Kabul Airport in 2021, which resulted in over 180 deaths, including 13 American soldiers. The court confirmed that Shiref Allah helped in scouting the route to the airport and facilitating the suicide bombing that caused chaos and bloody events. U.S. authorities indicated that Shiref Allah has been involved in terrorist attacks since 2016. He faced charges including transporting suicide bombers and leading multiple targeted operations. He was extradited from Pakistan to the United States in March 2025, and was sentenced based on his role in those attacks. The maximum penalty was 20 years, which was the sentence requested by the prosecution.

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