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 British intelligence had no concept of ​​Taliban takeover of Kabul this year: Foreign Secretary:

British Foreign Secretary Dominic Robb has stated his country's intelligence business enterprise estimates the Taliban will now no longer be capable of capture Kabul this year.  The committee changed into instructed that the intelligence provider had stated that the Taliban could simplest pass ahead to advantage manipulate of Afghanistan if Western international locations withdrew their forces from it.  The disaster has been known as with the aid of using an emergency meeting. Dominic Robb instructed the committee that the principle consciousness of the intelligence provider's evaluation changed into the withdrawal of Western forces from Afghanistan, which changed into predicted to worsen.  It is predicted that Kabul will now no longer fall to the Taliban this year. "This does now no longer suggest that we did now no longer plan or take into account different approaches to get out of there," he stated.  It is apparent that this view changed into shared with the aid of using all NATO allies. ”He stated the Taliban's choice to capture electricity changed into clean, however handiest the West did now no longer recognise it, as quickly because the Taliban seized Kabul.  Did NATO allies fail to gauge their capabilities? The British Foreign Secretary stated there had been clean classes for the destiny in what happened. In the past, while the Taliban had been occupying Kabul, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Robb  He went on excursion and his ministry did now no longer study the e-mails of heaps of human beings in search of assist to evacuate Afghanistan, and then Prime Minister Boris Johnson become requested to step down.  Defending his decision, Dominic Robb stated he attended forty conferences or calls from March to the quit of August with Afghanistan at the agenda.  Dominic Robb stated he did now no longer suppose he could resign.  Including Pakistan.  This may be his first go to to the vicinity as overseas minister.