British Defence Secretary: We don't know if there are victims after the Afghans' leak.

John Healey told the BBC that it's a very impossible “” to be on the list now would increase the risk of them being the target of the Taliban.

Details of almost 19 thousand people who had applied to move to the United Kingdom after the Taliban took power in Afghanistan by mistake stemmed in February 2022 from a British official. The previous government learned of this in August 2023 when details were published on Facebook.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said conservatives have “serious questions to answer” for this leak. He also added according to the BBC that the chairman of the defence committee has “indicated that he intends to make further investigations”.

“we welcome this and I hope that those in office at the time will welcome this search,”, the prime minister added.

On the other hand, the chairman of the Lindsay Hoyle Chamber of Commons also said the issue raises key constitutional problems “”. He said he has “asked the secretaries to consider whether there is any lesson to be learned from this case”.

“If so, I will report to the Chamber at the right time,” he added.

A super-soldier was removed Tuesday that stopped reporting for data leaks.

A restoration scheme for those affected by this leak has so far brought 4 thousand and 500 Afghans to the United Kingdom.

This has cost 400 million pounds, at a projected final cost of about 850 million pounds. For this scheme, which is now closed, a total of 6 thousand and 900 are expected to come to the United Kingdom.

The Defence Ministry believes 600 Afghan soldiers involved in the leak, and 1,000 and 800 members of their families, are still in Afghanistan. But the existence of these shifts and the flow itself have been kept secret by Tuesday, when the super order was removed to prevent reporting this story by the Supreme Court.

Healey told the BBC that the removal of the super-soldier will now allow <x0 ...raporting and adequate control by media”. “There can be no super-sold democracy in power,” he said.

Ben Wallace, who has been the defence secretary for the conservative government, said a four-month order had been requested after being informed of the leak, which a judge converted into super-land. He told BBC Radio 4 programme Today that his priority was “the loss of those people who could have been exposed”.

On Tuesday, Judge Chamberlain decided to remove the super-curd, saying the Taliban “probably already possess the key information in their data” and confirm its existence will not significantly “rest” the risk of touching.

It was also announced that an email was sent to those who were exposed with the data, advising careful “to take steps like protecting online activities and not to respond to messages sending to unknown contacts./Periscopi/