KABUL (Pajhwok): Some Afghan interpreters having served with British troops will be allowed to resettle in the United Kingdom, the CNN reported on Monday.
In line with an amended relocation policy, the ex-interpreters, who served in southern Helmand province from 2006 onwards, can resettle in Britain with spouses and children.
The number of visas issued under the changed scheme would increase to 200, according to British authorities’ estimates.
In a Daily Mail write-up, Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson hailed the interpreters as the . . .
