KABUL insurgents, the head of a government-appointed inquiry commission said on Saturday.
Misuse of resources and lack of coordination among security forces were the other principal reasons for the brief capture of the capital of northern Kunduz province, said Amrullah Saleh, an ex-spymaster.
The strategic city collapsed after a few hours of clashes on September 28. The Taliban remained in control of the city for three days before government forces wrested it back after a two- week operation.
Amid growing security concerns . . .
