Top US Afghanistan commander: ‘The security situation, it’s not good’

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‘IT’S NOT GOOD’: The senior U.S. military commander in Afghanistan, in an interview with ABC News, says the security situation continues to decline as U.S. troops near completion of their departure from the country, and Afghan forces are increasingly facing the Taliban alone.

“I think what you’re seeing, just if you look at the security situation, it’s not good,” Gen. Scott Miller told ABC’s Martha Raddatz in Kabul. “The Afghans have recognized it’s not good. The Taliban are on the move.”

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