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A hijacking that shows terrorism still pays

机译:劫持恐怖分子仍然值得

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There was a moment, during the week-long hijacking of an Indian Airlines flight that began on December 24th, when it looked as if victory might be salvaged from tragedy. The hijackers had murdered one of about 190 passengers and crew who were on the flight from Katmandu to Delhi. In Kandahar, where the aircraft finally landed, Afghanistan's radical Islamist government was co-operating with India and threatening to storm the aircraft if more hostages were hurt. There were hopes that the hostages would be freed, that the hijackers would be denied a prize and that Afghanistan's Taliban regime, treated as an international pariah, would begin its journey to respectability.
机译:在12月24日开始的为期一周的印度航空公司航班劫机事件中,有一段时间,似乎胜利可能是从悲剧中挽救出来的。劫机者杀害了从加德满都飞往德里的约190名乘客和机组人员中的一名。在飞机最终降落的坎大哈,阿富汗激进的伊斯兰政府与印度合作,并威胁说如果再有更多的人质受伤,则要轰炸飞机。有人希望释放人质,不给劫机者以奖品,并希望阿富汗的塔利班政权被视为国际贱民,将开始其受到尊重的旅程。

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