The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley Mark MilleyAfghan troops could face 'bad possible outcomes,' US commander says North Korean official says Biden's comments on country are 'hostile policy' Biden administration finishes North Korea policy review MORE said that Afghan troops could face “bad possible outcomes” when U.S. troops leave Afghanistan in September, Associated Press reported. “Your question: The Afghan army, do they stay together and remain a cohesive fighting force or do they fall apart? I think there’s a range of scenarios here, a range of outcomes, a range of possibilities,” Milley said in the AP story. “On the one hand you get some really dramatic, bad possible outcomes. Milley described the Afghan military and police as “reasonably well-equipped, well-trained, and well-led.” He noted that the Afghan military has operated in recent years with less reliance on U.S. and coalition advisers, according to the AP.

Source: The North Africa Journal May 02, 2021 19:33 UTC