Five people who have been deducted by British citizens in Afghanistan have been released, and the British government expressed apologies.

According to the Peninsula TV Station and Indian Asian News Agency (ANI) reported on June 20, a spokesman for the Afghanistan Government Zabihullahmujahid in Afghanistan said in a statement on the 20th that in Afghanistan and British officials, After a series of meetings, five British citizens who have been detained in Afghanistan have been released.

The spokesman said: "These released British were arrested about the laws and traditions of the Afghan people about six months ago." However, he did not explain which laws and traditions these people violated, nor did he explain in detail about things. The reason, but said that they all promised that in the future, they will respect the laws of Afghanistan and the traditions and culture of the Afghan people, and will no longer violate them.

The British Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement: "We welcome and appreciate the current government of Afghanistan to release five detained British citizens."

Source: Visual China

The statement also stated that these people "did not play any role in the work of the British government in Afghanistan. They traveled to Afghanistan and violated the British government's travel suggestions. This is a mistake. We represent the family members of these British citizens who violate any violation of Afghanistan His cultural, custom, and legal behavior, and provide guarantees for their good behavior in the future. The British government regrets this episode. "

On February 12, the British government stated that "several" British were detained and had negotiated to Taliban, Afghanistan.

Last Sunday, the British government announced in another statement that "Britain does not support anyone who seeks political changes through violence in Afghanistan."

Earlier, David Richards, former chief of the British chief of staff and former commander of the NATO army in Afghanistan, said that sooner or later in the West would recognize the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. He warned that it was time to accept the Afghan war launched by the West to Taliban. For the people of Afghanistan, the United States must start cooperating with the country's new leadership.

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