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Former Afghan interpreters ask UK not to abandon their families

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London, Aug 23 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Facundo Arrizabalaga) Former interpreters of the British forces in Afghanistan demonstrated on Monday in front of the Ministry of the Interior in London to ask the government of the United Kingdom to guarantee the evacuation safe from Afghans and their families who have assisted British forces.FOOTAGE OF THE DEMONSTRATION OF FORMER AFGHAN REPRESENTATIVES OF THE BRITISH FORCES IN LONDON.

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