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Sunday, 29 August 2021 (YJC)_ The British Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday morning (today) that all British military personnel present in Afghanistan have left the country after about 20 years of "mission".
Two days before the August 31 deadline for foreign occupiers to leave Afghanistan, the British Ministry of Defense announced the withdrawal of all British troops from Afghanistan.
The 20-year British occupation of Afghanistan has officially ended with the withdrawal of all British troops, according to Reuters on Sunday morning.
According to the report, with the evacuation of more than 15,000 people in the last two weeks after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the last flight of British military aircraft left Kabul late Saturday evening, ending nearly 20 years of British military presence in the country.
The British Ministry of Defense said in a statement on the end of the British military presence in Afghanistan: The last flight carrying personnel of the British Armed Forces left Kabul.
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