KABUL, alleges a leading American newspaper.
In an editorial, the Washington Examiner wrote no government action was graver than war and so on no other issue US leadership owed the Americans more candor.
“The American people deserve to know where our soldiers are succeeding and where they are failing. It’s not happening,” the editorial complained.
The Pentagon was accused of keeping relevant information from journalists, analysts and the public. Even SIGAR grumbled last month it was no longer able to examine many topics . . .
