Tuesday's front pages continue to focus on the international evacuation operation from Afghanistan.
The front pages continue to be dominated by events in Afghanistan - and the US decision to withdraw its military from the country on 31 August. The Times carries a photo of a British soldier welcoming a young Afghan boy on to an evacuation flight. The UK is increasingly resigned to having to conclude its rescue operations by the end of the week, it reports.
It says Britain does not want to set a date for the last RAF flight out of Kabul and will attempt to negotiate with the Taliban to avoid direct conflict.US President Joe Biden is coming under mounting pressure to extend the US departure, says the Metro, amid what it describes as the "Taliban's red line" for Western forces to leave the country.The Daily Telegraph focuses on the news that an Afghan citizen on a no-fly watchlist arrived in the UK on one of the evacuation flights.
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