While several people truly clung to the outside of a plane in an attempt to flee the Taliban in August 2021, one viral video purporting to document the incident was a digital creation.
that this was a digital creation by TikTok user @huyquanhoa. The video was originally shared in August 2020 with the caption :"Experience VN E Lai's recliner for the first time #huyquanhoa #maybay"
@huyquanhoa has created several other videos showing people doing unusual activities on the wings of a plane. In one video, for example, he's playing a computer game. In another, he's making dinner: As mentioned above, while this video has nothing to do with the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021, people truly did attempt to flee the area by clinging to the outside of the plane. Unfortunately, this resulted in a number of deaths. The U.S.
The Air Force did not say how many people died. It said human remains were found in the plane's wheel well after it landed at al-Udeid Air Base in the Gulf state of Qatar. Videos of the incident, including images of people falling from the aircraft as it took off, were widely viewed on social media. The images captured the initial chaos of a U.S.-directed evacuation that followed the Taliban's takeover of the country.
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