![]() “NEI established a total of 11 soybean processing plants in Afghanistan.” It’s a California based NGO that fights malnutrition. For 14 years, he had worked for the Kabul office of Nutrition and Education International. Zemari Ahmadi was an electrical engineer by training. Using never-before seen security camera footage of Ahmadi, interviews with his family, co-workers and witnesses, we will piece together for the first time his movements in the hours before he was killed. And it’s possible that what the military saw Ahmadi loading into his car were water canisters he was bringing home to his family - not explosives. What was interpreted as the suspicious moves of a terrorist may have just been an average day in his life. Soon after, his Toyota was hit with a 20-pound Hellfire missile. “The procedures were correctly followed, and it was a righteous strike.” What the military apparently didn’t know was that Ahmadi was a longtime aid worker, who colleagues and family members said spent the hours before he died running office errands, and ended his day by pulling up to his house. ![]() troops guarding the evacuation at the Kabul airport. The Pentagon claimed that Ahmadi was a facilitator for the Islamic State, and that his car was packed with explosives, posing an imminent threat to U.S. It was parked in the courtyard of a home, and the explosion killed 10 people, including 43-year-old Zemari Ahmadi and seven children, according to his family. In one of the final acts of its 20-year war in Afghanistan, the United States fired a missile from a drone at a car in Kabul. 29 drone strike in Kabul that killed 10 civilians, including an aid worker and seven children. military admitted to a tragic mistake in an Aug. Drone Strike Killed the Wrong Person A week after a New York Times visual investigation, the U.S.
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