Afghanistan Travel Advice The UK Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has advised British citizens not to travel to Afghanistan. Tolo News report has given the information. According to a statement from the FCDO, British citizens in Afghanistan are at significant risk of being detained during the month of Ramadan and there is a high likelihood of terrorists attempting to carry out attacks.
Afghanistan Travel Advice: The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has recommended British citizens not to travel to Afghanistan. The information was provided in a story by Tolo News. According to a statement issued by the FCDO, there is a “significant risk of British nationals being detained” in Afghanistan during Ramadan, and “the likelihood of terrorists attempting to carry out attacks is very high.”
The statement read: “You shouldn’t go to Afghanistan. There is a significant possibility that terrorists will attempt to carry out attacks in Afghanistan. Terrorist attacks may take place at or near religious sites, as well as during religious rituals and celebrations, such as Ramadan. Can.”
There is a danger of terrorist attacks in Afghanistan
The statement said that the security situation in Afghanistan is unstable. The threat of terrorist attacks remains throughout Afghanistan, including at airports. British citizens are at great risk of being detained. However, according to Tolo News, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that security has been ensured in the country and the safety of foreign nationals has also been ensured.
‘Taliban government assured about security’
Mujahid stated, “We guarantee you that there is no threat to any foreign national in Afghanistan. There are several institutions, embassies, foreign entities, and even visitors in Afghanistan. They live and travel in Afghanistan. There has been no security threat to anyone, and there will never be.”
