
State Department watchdog opens new reviews into US exit from Afghanistan
CNN
The State Department's watchdog has opened a number of reviews related to the US exit from Afghanistan, according to a letter from the acting inspector general obtained by CNN.
In the letter dated Monday, Diana Shaw told top lawmakers on a number of congressional committees that the Office of Inspector General had notified the State Department last Friday that it was initiating the "oversight projects related to the suspension of operations at U.S. Embassy Kabul, Afghanistan."
Politico was first to report on the new reviews.

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