U.K. secretly resettled thousands of Afghans after data leak, says British government

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Thousands of Afghans, including many who worked with British forces, have been secretly resettled in the U.K. after a leak of data on their identities raised fears they could be targeted by the Taliban, the British government revealed on Tuesday.

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