We Had ZERO Security

What happened in this episode?

This short episode clip consists of a single, unnamed speaker recounting an apparent combat incident in which he says he saw “zero security” at the start of a “call out”. He describes watching a group pass through a gate and move towards what he calls a “Target building”, shouting at people inside. The speaker asks his interpreter what is being said and is told the men appear to be cursing at those in the building.

He then says one of the men — possibly “the turf” or someone in the group — picked up rocks and began throwing them at the building’s door. The speaker describes the situation as unfolding extremely quickly and expresses disbelief at what he is seeing. Moments later, he recalls, two gunmen armed with “PKNs” appeared in windows and opened fire into the courtyard.

The speaker characterises the scene as a “cluster” with “no tactical movement”, describing people in the courtyard as a disorganised mob. He says “American soldiers” were “dropped” during the gunfire. The clip provides no further identifying details about the location, date, unit, or the chain of decisions leading up to the incident, and contains no corroborating evidence beyond the speaker’s account.

What are the key points?

• The speaker says he saw no security present at the gate at the start of a “call out”.
• He describes men approaching a “Target building” and shouting abuse at people inside.
• He says one man threw rocks at the building’s door immediately before shots were fired.
• He recalls gunmen with “two PKNs” appearing at windows and firing into the courtyard.
• He alleges there was “no tactical movement” and that American soldiers were “dropped” during the attack.

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How is this page sourced?

Programme

Mike Drop

Published

4 August 2026

Duration

1m

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