Battling terrorism in Afghanistan from over-the-horizon is 'extremely difficult,' says nominee to command CENTCOM

Monitoring the actions of terrorist groups in Afghanistan without U.S. forces on the ground has proven “extremely difficult,” the Army general nominated to take U.S. Central Command’s reins later this year told senators on Tuesday.

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