WASHINGTON (Pajhwok): The insurgency appears has gained ground in some parts of Afghanistan due to weak governance, Congressional report says, blaming the Ghani administration for corruption and disunity.
“Prior to the Kunduz takeover, US officials asserted that insurgents did not pose a threat to the stability of the government, and they have not subsequently altered the assessment publicly,” the report said.
The insurgency benefitted, in some measure, from weak governance in Afghanistan, alleged the Congressional document, prepared by the independent Congressional Research Service (CRS) that prepares periodic . . .
