@Steakandcheeseplease
I don't think continually occupying a country is a solution. We did not "fuck off without telling anyone". We have a responsibility, first and foremost, to our own citizens. If we send our people overseas we do risk assessments to make sure we have decent chance of keeping our people alive. If our people are injured we have to have a way of getting those casualties to hospital. When the Taliban took Kabul that all ended. Im not prepared to put Brits in harms way without a way of protecting them or at least trying to save their lives if they get shot or blown up.
I used to be a soldier so those lives matter to me. Yes, I want the Afghans to live long and happy lives but I'm not responsible for changing their culture or making their army having the will to fight.
When you say 'foreign nationals' you mean people who may have dual nationality or a possible right to stay in the UK. The UK ambassador is still there, signing those applications. There aren't many fucking Brits who have popped to Afghanistan for a holiday. The Foreign Office has, for fucking decades, advised against travel there.
We have just sent in 16 Air Assist brigade to get out the (very small) number of British citizens. Read the BBC or the guardian who will explain it in detail for you.
Lastly, the Afghan army didn't fight. You cannot ever order someone to gain the will to fight. They either have it they don't. But I'm not prepared to risk anymore British lives for a country that is so corrupt and criminal.
If you've never been involved in a war, don't be so keen to sen others.