Yes, but ultimately, Minister, command responsibility always falls to the general. If there's a problem with operations, the general will end up as the person held accountable. Soldiers in the field do what they are told. If there's a problem and the soldiers haven't done their work, it's the general who pays the political price afterwards.
Minister, you are the person in charge. You simply have to tell us whether you're accepting accountability for the problem that occurred. Are you going to do that, yes or no?