President Joe Biden has vowed revenge on the terrorists who killed US soldiers and Afghan civilians in two devastating bombings in front of Kabul's International Airport. The US leader initially praised "heroes" for those who lost their lives trying to help Afghans who trying to escape. He then paid a rousing tribute to the slain troops, before threatening to hunt down their killers and a minute's silence. Joe Biden vowed revenge on the perpetrators who claimed to be behind that day's attacks, warning ISIS-K: "We will not forgive, we will not forget, we will hunt you down and make you pay." Joe Biden's anger is very evident when he speaks to the public America, after 12 US soldiers and dozens of Afghans were killed in the twin bombings that ripped apart the capital. He presided over a White House press conference on Thursday (08/26/2021), local time under immense pressure over his handling of the US withdrawal, reported by the Mirror, Friday (27/8/2021). Joe Biden initially remembers the pain of his son's death himself when he admitted America's deadliest day in one decades in Afghanistan. *You get this feeling like being sucked into a black hole in the center of your chest. There is no way out. My heart hurts for you." he said to the bereaved Marine family. However, when asked about his own role ahead of the massacre, Joe Biden insisted he supported his decision to step down.