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- The drone strike was announced by the Pentagon on Friday night
- A person believed to be involved in planning Thursday's attack was killed
- The strike was carried out in Nangahar province, the heartland of ISIS-K
- No civilian casualties were reported, the CENTCOM spokesman said
- A Reaper drone, which took off from the Middle East, struck the militant who was in a car with an Islamic State associate, Reuters reported, citing a U.S. official
- Both are believed to have been killed, the official said
- Joe Biden said on Thursday night that he had asked for options for retaliation
- Jen Psaki, White House press secretary, said Biden wanted to destroy them
- Earlier on Friday the U.S. again warned citizens to leave the airport area
- They issued a similar warning in the early hours of Thursday, before the attack
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