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LONDON (AP) - British troops left Kabul on Saturday, ending the U.K.'s evacuation operation and its 20-year military involvement in Afghanistan. Prime Minister Boris Johnson praised the "heroic" evacuation effort, even as the government acknowledged some eligible Afghan civilians had been left be
British troops left Kabul on Saturday, ending the U.K.'s evacuation operation and its 20-year military involvement in Afghanistan.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson hails 'heroic' evacuation effort, even as the government acknowledges some eligible Afghan civilians have been left behind
Britain ended evacuation flights from Kabul airport on Saturday and began bringing troops home, even as the U.K.'s top military officer acknowledged "we haven't been able to bring everybody out."
Britain has ended evacuation flights from Kabul airport and begun bringing U.K. troops home.