DC National Guard terror suspect suffered mental problems from fighting for CIA-backed ‘Zero Unit’

DC National Guard Terror Suspect’s Mental Health Struggles

29-year-old Rahmanullah, a suspect in a terror case, experienced severe mental problems linked to his past combat experience. A childhood friend revealed:

“When he saw blood, bodies, and the wounded, he could not tolerate it.”

Rahmanullah reportedly served with a CIA-backed paramilitary group called the "Zero Unit," engaging in intense combat operations. His involvement exposed him to traumatic scenes that deeply affected his mental well-being.

Background and Impact

The fight for the Zero Unit subjected Rahmanullah to extreme violence, which his friend suggests left lasting psychological scars. These struggles may have influenced his later actions and mindset.

This case highlights the complex mental health challenges faced by veterans of covert wartime units, showing how trauma endured in such operations can have profound long-term effects.

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New York Post New York Post — 2025-11-28

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