Conflicts: Reports: Taliban hold three Brits in Afghanistan
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Reports: Taliban hold three Britons in Afghanistan
Taliban fighters stand guard near the Foreign Ministry in Kabul. photo
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Three men from Britain have been held in custody by the Taliban’s secret police since January. The government is in negotiations. But you have no contact with them.
According to British media and a non-governmental organization, three men from Great Britain are being killed by the Islamist groups Taliban detained in Afghanistan.
They are believed to have been held in custody by the Taliban’s secret police since January, Sky News reported on Saturday night. To the three Men When asked, Interior Minister Suella Braverman told the broadcaster that the government was “in negotiations”. A UK Foreign Office spokesman said work was being done to ensure consular contact with British nationals held in Afghanistan.
The non-governmental organization Presidium Network claims it is supporting two of the Britons – a 53-year-old doctor and a second man who is to run a hotel in Kabul. Organization co-founder Scott Richards said the two are believed to be in good health and being treated well. But you have no contact with them.
The third is reportedly a 23-year-old self-proclaimed “danger tourist.” He had garnered attention on social media in August 2021 after he died despite the Taliban’s resurgence Afghanistan had travelled. At that time, the militant Islamists had regained power in the war-torn country. The young man had to be evacuated with others at the time.
