The Special Inspector General for Afghan Rehabilitation, a US government official, admitted in a report that the US is losing control over Afghanistan.
Special Inspector General for Afghan Rehabilitation (Sigar) of the US government's overseas director, prepared a report regarding the situation in Afghanistan, sent to the US Congress, Department of Defense and the Foreign Ministry. The report acknowledged that the US is losing control in Afghanistan and the number of US controlled districts is undermined, with the number of areas growing on the Taliban, the occupation or influence of the Taliban.
According to the Sigar report, the figures of the bomb attacks in 2017 are 3 times higher than 2012 and the casualties of US troops in Afghanistan increased and killing the soldiers is a routine, in the last 11 months, 11 American soldiers were killed, forces in Afghanistan dropped 653 bombs on enemy positions in October.
The report said that $8 billion has been given for control of the drug, but despite the increase in opium production in Afghanistan last year, 87 percent grew and 63% increase in the poppy cultivation area came to see, and the violence in Afghan province is increasing, the local population says the Taliban have destroyed many government checkpoints.