The British Minister Said It Was His Fault That Afghan Veterans Committed Suicide.
British Junior Secretary of Defense James Shipper had previously stated that some British veterans who participated in the Afghanistan War had lost their lives because of the chaotic withdrawal of the US-led army from the country and the victory of the Afghan War Taliban.
A British junior guard serve said on Monday that he wasn’t right when he said that some previous British troopers had ended their own lives because of displeasure regarding the US-drove withdrawal from Afghanistan.
“As a matter of fact what I was alluding to was erroneous,” James Heappey, a lesser safeguard serve, revealed to News agencies. “We’re looking extremely, cautiously at whether the facts really confirm that somebody has taken their life over the most recent couple of days.”
Heappey prior revealed to News agencies that some British military veterans from the Afghan conflict had ended their own lives since they were so crushed by the turbulent withdrawal of US-drove powers from the nation and the triumph of the Taliban.
A spokesperson for the British Ministry of Defence denied that veterans committed suicide due to withdrawal.
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