Sen. John McCain on Monday faulted President Trump’s team for failing to “develop a strategy for success” in Afghanistan, even as threats in the country grow.

“After nearly 16 years of war, we are at a stalemate in Afghanistan,” the Arizona Republican and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee said. “Worse, we have no strategy to end that stalemate and achieve victory.”

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