The British Independent wrote about the thousands of Afghans who helped the British military who remained in the country after the Taliban came to power (an organization banned in Russia) and are now forced into hiding.

The publication notes that these people are eligible for asylum in the United Kingdom under the Afghanistan Relocations and Assistance Policy, but cannot exercise it.

Former translators told the journalist that they had to hide from the new authorities.

“We stayed with relatives in Helmand. The risk is high. It's very dangerous here. Every day we are threatened by the Taliban. They are looking for us. We hide and don't go anywhere, ”one of them said.

The British authorities advised him to go with his wife and two children to Pakistan, which they cannot do due to lack of passports.

Earlier, the Taliban fired at the car, which was the family, which received permission to resettle in Canada. As a result, a 10-year-old girl died, a bullet hit her in the eye.

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