news. the foreign secretary dominic raab has told a news conference in doha that the uk government does not recognise the taliban but that it is time to adjust to the new reality. he said his immediate priority was securing safe passage for british nationals, and for afghans who worked with the uk, possibly through other countries, and it s hoped the taliban can be persuaded to reopen kabul airport to commercial airliners. 0ur commitments on the part of the uk to afghanistan remains. we need to adjust to the new reality, and i think we need to have good conversations on what that will involve. it is worth saying that in the airlift between the 15th of august and the end of the month, we secured the safe passage of over 15,000 people out of afghanistan. the biggest operation of its kind in our living memory, and in no small part
hello. the foreign secretary dominic raab has told a news conference in doha that the uk government does not recognise the taliban but that it is time to adjust to the new reality. he said his immediate priority was securing safe passage for british nationals, and for afghans who worked with the uk possibly through other countries and it s hoped the taliban can be persuaded to reopen kabul airport to commercial airliners. i m a i m a commitment on the part of the uk, to afghanistan remains. on our commitments. we need to adjust to reality, and i think we need to have good conversations on what that will involve. it is worth saying that in the airlift between the 15th of august and the ends of the month, we secured the safe passage of over 15,000 people out of afghanistan. airlift. the biggest operation of our kind in our living memory, and
who wish to come to the uk. and who are eligible. 0ur who wish to come to the uk. and who are eligible. our commitment on the part of the uk to afghanistan remains. we need to adjust to the new reality, as i think we had good conversations about what they will evolve. it is worth saying that in the airlifts between the 15th of august and the end of the month, we secured the safe passage of over 15,000 people, out of afghanistan, and the biggest operation of its kind in our living memory, in no small part because of cooperation from qatari friends. i want to really emphasise how much we appreciate that. i think it is a challenging time, and in those times, you really no meaningful friendships and certainly qatar has done an exceptionaljob. now, we need to adjust to the new reality and our immediate priority is to secure a safe passage from those remaining british nationals and also the afghans who worked for the