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Hundreds of Afghan special forces soldiers who were abandoned by Britain despite risking their lives to fight against the Taliban are finally set to be given sanctuary in the UK.

Hundreds of special forces soldiers abandoned by Britain after fighting alongside our troops have applications to settle here reviewed – after this paper forces MoD into dramatic rethink

Hundreds of the special forces soldiers will have their cases reviewed in government U-turn

Hundreds of special forces soldiers abandoned by Britain after fighting alongside our troops have applications to settle here reviewed – after this paper forces MoD into dramatic rethink

0 >> john: yeah, thats the big unanswered questions, the documents sat there for five years, why did they become an issue. >> sandra: and thats a huge part of the question still, and the fact that the white house is not providing any transparency or clarity on that is leaving a lot of room for speculation on the part of the media. i mean, im sure you saw joe rogan floating the theory that bidens document scandal is a ploy by democrats to replace him, ruin things for his 2024 potential bid. a lot...

An ex-Afghan security official told Foreign Policy that the elite soldiers, trained by US and UK special forces, would be a "game-changer" in the war.

As the U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan last year, Marine Corps veteran Elliot Ackerman was frantically rebuilding a network of old allies to help desperate Afghans escape.

Afghan Commando Sarfaraz has warned that Al Qaeda and the Islamic State are planning a '9/11 style terrorist attack' on American and European soils.

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At least 13 service members were killed in an attack at the Kabul airport on Thursday.