Allow More Afghan Interpreters To Resettle In UK, Ex-Military Chiefs Urge
"Far too many applicants are being rejected" according to a group of military figures, who say they're "gravely concerned" by the situation.
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Afghanistan Afghan Interpreters: The Battle For Right To Live In UK After Assisting Troops
Former military officials say current policies fail a number of local staff who risked their lives to help the Armed Forces in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan Taliban Have 'Strategic Momentum' In Afghanistan, Top US General Warns
General Mark Milley said the Taliban now controls about half of the 419 district centres in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan MI5 Chief: Terrorists Will 'Take Advantage' Of Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal
Ken McCallum told reporters some might seek to re-establish "training facilities", if "pockets of ungoverned space open up" in the country.
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USA Afghanistan: US And NATO Commander Ends Role
A handover ceremony in the Afghan capital of Kabul takes the United States a step closer to ending its 20-year war in the country.
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RAF Afghanistan: RAF chief tells service to 'look back with pride'
The message to the Air Force follows Boris Johnson's confirmation that the UK's mission in the country has drawn to a close.
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Afghanistan Biden On Afghanistan: US Military Operations Will End On 31 August
It comes as the UK announced the ending of its military mission in Afghanistan, with the majority of personnel now withdrawn.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: British Forces' Operation Toral Mission Ending
Since British forces entered Afghanistan in 2001, 457 UK personnel have been killed in the country.
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Afghanistan Op Toral: What is the British military mission in Afghanistan?
UK military personnel are drawing down from Afghanistan after 20 years in the country.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: Royal Navy Chief Praises 'Courage' And 'Commitment' Of Service
As the UK's mission draws to a close, First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Tony Radakin has reflected on the sacrifices made by sailors and marines.
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Afghanistan Prime Minister Vows UK Remains Committed To Afghanistan As Troops Withdraw
Boris Johnson said most of the remaining 750 UK military trainers with the NATO mission have already left Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan What's Next For Afghanistan?
Former Chief of the General Staff, Lord Dannatt, warns that the Afghan people now have a choice to make.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan Withdrawal: Veterans And Families React
UK personnel first arrived in Afghanistan in 2001 and since then more than 150,000 personnel have deployed into theatre.
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Afghanistan When Will The Afghanistan War Truly Be Over?
Military personnel are withdrawing from Afghanistan after two decades in the country.
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News Tom Tugendhat: UK's Withdrawal From Afghanistan A 'Major Strategic Mistake'
The Conservative MP said that withdrawing from the region "is encouraging enemies and dissuading allies".
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Afghanistan Lord Dannatt: Afghanistan Heading For Civil War Following Western Troop Withdrawal
Lord Dannatt told Forces News it's "not a great situation" in Afghanistan as the Taliban capitalise on the withdrawal of Western forces.