
UK apologizes after mistakenly sharing 250 Afghan interpreters’ info in email: report
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The United Kingdom’s Defense Ministry apologized on Tuesday after mistakenly releasing the email addresses of 250 Afghan interpreters—some of whom have been in hiding since the Western withdrawal from Afghanistan, according to a report.
"Some of the interpreters didn’t notice the mistake and they replied to all the emails already and they explained their situation which is very dangerous," one interpreter told the network. "The email contains their profile pictures and contact details.
The ministry told Fox News in an email: "An investigation has been launched into a data breach of information from the Afghan Relocations Assistance Policy team. We apologise to everyone impacted by this breach and are working hard to ensure it does not happen again."

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