In Afghanistan, even after intense negotiations, the government refuses to sign a bilateral security agreement with the United States, putting our troop presence and diplomatic footprint in doubt and increasing the risk that extremists will return.
Granger expresses concern over Afghanistan's refusal to sign a security agreement.
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