Pentagon re-examines Kabul airport attack after new testimony prompts additional interviews

The U.S. military is conducting new interviews with servicemen present at the 2021 Kabul airport suicide bombing.
The interviews aim to gather additional perspectives not included in the original investigation.
Some testimonies contradict the conclusion that the attack was "not preventable."
The new inquiry responds to criticism from families and Republicans about potential failures.
An update on findings is expected within 90 days, but the probe is not yet formally reopened.