KABUL on Sunday said insecurity increased in the country due to non-implementation of the bilateral security agreement (BSA) with the United States and asked the president’s advisor on national security to answer questions raised by lawmakers.
On Sept 30, 2014, the new government inked the BSA with Washington and a separate Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) with NATO beyond 2014.
As per the BSA agreement, the US forces' mission would be to "enhance the ability of . . .
