The alleged National Guard suspect worked with the CIA, other US assets in Afghanistan

Specialties: The Afghan National suspect in the shooting of two members of the guard blocks from the White House and worked with different agencies of the United States government, including the CIA, as a member of the Companital Force in Afghanistan, FOX News Digital has learned.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, entered the United States on the heels of the devastating withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021 under the Biden Administration. Lakanwal arrived in the US a month after his “jobs were accepted.”

Two members of the National Guard shot near the White House, Afghan national suspect in custody: ‘Atrocity’

Intelligence sources have told FOX News Digital that Lakanwal has faced deadly ties to various agencies in the US government, including the CIA, because of his work as a member of the partner force in Kandahar.

“After the cancellation of the bad bid in Afghanistan, the Biden administration prepared to bring the suspected shooter to the United States in September 2021 because of the CIA, as a member of the CIA, as a member of the CIA, as a member of the CIA, as a member of the CIA, Chy Guartiffe quits the digital media fox.

“Each person – and many others – should not have been allowed to come here,” Ratcliffe continued. “Our citizens and service members deserve better than to endure the continued fallout from Biden’s failed crisis management.”

Ratcliffe added: “God bless our brave troops.”

FOX News Digital has learned that the FBI is leading the investigation.

National Guardsmen injured in ‘targeted shooting blocks’ from the White House

Multiple senior Fox intelligence sources told FOX News Digital that the shooting is being investigated as a possible act of international terrorism.

FBI officials confirmed that two West Virginia National Guardsmen remain in critical condition.

In an online address to the nation on Wednesday, President Donald Trump called it a “powerful attack” and explained how one of the security guards “was attacked in a style attack on the big face.”

Trump added that the “joyous beating” was something of “an act of evil and an act of hate and an act of terror. It was a crime against our nation.”

“The hearts of all Americans tonight are with those two things for members of West Virginia and their families,” he added. “The love of our entire country is pouring out, and we lift them up in our prayers as we are filled with grief and sorrow for those who were shot, we are determined to ensure that this animal who did this mental thing pays the highest possible price.”

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“This is a targeted shooting,” DC Mayor Muriel Bowser explained during a press conference Wednesday afternoon following the shooting. “One person appeared to be watching the guards closely. That particular person was kept in custody.”