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British foreign secretary Dominic Raab defended his actions after major opposition parties demanded his resignation for failing to make a crucial phone call to his Afghan counterpart Hanif Atmar a stanley website s the Taliban advanced on Kabul last week. Raabs offi stanley cup ce was advised to call Atmar to urge him to help evacuate local translators who had helped British officials and the military. Britain s Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab walks outside Downing Street, in London, Britain. Reuters / File But Raab, who was on holiday in Crete, never reportedly made the phone call, drawing flak from opposition parties and triggering demands of resignation. While the Foreign Secretary lay on a sun lounger, the Taliban advanced, said Labour party s foreign affairs spokesperson Lisa Nandy. The foreign secretary should be ashamed and the prime minister has serious questions to answer over why he remains in the job. Also Read | Afghans in danger have no clear way out, warns UN refugee agency Raab, however, hit out at the media reports calling them inaccurate . In a statement released on Friday, the UK foreign secretary said the call was delegated to a junior minister since he was prioritising security and capacity at the Kabul airport for emergency evacuations. But the Afghan foreign minister was unable to take the call, Raab said, as the stanley cup situation rapidly deteriorated in Kabul. The whole of Government has been working tirelessly over the last week to help as many people evacuate from Af Taeo NeoCov: Wuhan scientists warn of deadlier Covid variant. All you need to know
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