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And british intervention in afghanistan, the prime minister tonight said there was never a military solution to bring peace to the country. what we certainly can do is work with all our partners, in the region and around the world, who share an interest with us in preventing afghanistan from once again becoming a breeding ground for terror. these carefully targeted actions are designed to disrupt the use of afghanistan as a terrorist base of operations. that was, of course, the reason why they went there in the first place — soon after the attacks on the us on 9/11. but the efforts and sacri...

Can do is work with all our partners, in the region and around the world, who share an interest with us in preventing afghanistan from once again becoming a breeding ground for terror. these carefully targeted actions are designed to disrupt the use of afghanistan as a terrorist base of operations. that was, of course, the reason why they went there in the first place — soon after the attacks on the us on 9/11. but the efforts and sacrifices over the past two decades to create a more stable country now seem to have been in vain. and there's anger that britain's following america's decision t...

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Repatriate british citizens. it's estimated around 4,000 british citizens are still in the country, and there are worries for the safety of afghans who've worked alongside british forces. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, now looks at the strategy, to get them all out. this was the capital, kabul, this morning. 0n the face of it, business as usual. but the taliban advance is now getting ever closer, with us officials admitting it could fall within weeks. with the us and britain preparing to fly out their own citizens, there is a sense the country will soon be on its own. the last 36 h...

What we certainly can do is work with all our partners, in the region and around the world, who share an interest with us in preventing afghanistan from once again becoming a breeding ground for terror. these carefully targeted actions are designed to disrupt the use of afghanistan as a terrorist base of operations. that was, of course, the reason why they went there in the first place — soon after the attacks on the us on 9/11. but the efforts and sacrifices over the past two decades, to create a more stable country, now seem to have been in vain. and there's anger that britain's following ...