Where did the former spokesman of Trump "TongRumen" die?

The hotel in Afghanistan was attacked by terrorists, and the former adviser spokesman of Trump's "TongRumen" was killed.

The picture shows the scene of a terrorist attack.

65438+1October 28th, a few days ago, the five-star intercontinental hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan, was attacked by the Taliban, a terrorist organization, killing 22 people, including 4 American citizens, including the former adviser spokesman of US President Donald Trump.

The picture shows seliger, a former Trump consultant spokesman.

According to reports, in the terrorist attack on the five-star intercontinental hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan on June 5438+1October 20, the confirmed dead included seliger, former Trump consultant spokesman. Seliger, president of Selig Multimedia Inc, a public relations company, went to Afghanistan before his death to celebrate the progress made in fighting extreme terrorism in Afghanistan.

Seliger used to be the anchor of TV news, and the clients of his public relations company included Rick Gates, former Trump campaign consultant. Gates was the first person involved in the case of "TongRumen". Seliger also defended Gates to the media, saying that "Gates pleaded not guilty and hoped to face these charges in court".

"seliger Multimedia" said in a statement that seliger is an energetic, loyal and professional friend and a pillar of relatives and friends. He is also a good husband and father, and the losses of his family and friends are hard to measure, but we thank everyone for their support.

The State Council said at 654381October 24th local time that a luxury hotel in Kabul, the Afghan capital, was recently attacked, killing four American citizens and injuring two others. Except for seliger, the identities of other Americans who died have not been determined.

According to reports, the 12 hour attack occurred on the evening of 20th. At that time, Taliban gunmen broke into the intercontinental hotel and opened fire on the guests with automatic weapons, and then the government sent troops to intervene. The attack killed at least 22 people, most of whom were foreigners, including citizens of Venezuela, Ukraine, Germany and Kazakhstan.

65438+1On October 27th, another serious suicide car bomb attack occurred in the center of Kabul, the Afghan capital, killing at least 95 people and injuring 163 people. Some of the injured are seriously injured, and the death toll may increase. The Taliban in Afghanistan claimed to have created the attack.

UN Secretary-General Guterres issued a statement through his spokesman, strongly condemning the suicide bombing attack in the center of Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Guterres' spokesman dugarry Ke said in a statement that the indiscriminate attack on civilians is a serious violation of human rights and international humanitarian law, and the person responsible for this attack must be investigated by the judicial organs. Guterres expressed his deepest condolences to the families of the victims, wished the injured a speedy recovery and expressed solidarity with the Afghan government and people.