📸 In Pictures: the UK Armed Forces at Hamid Karzai International Airport

UK Armed Forces are continuing to assist with the evacuation of British nationals and Afghan civilians from Kabul following the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan

UK Armed Forces personnel continue to work around the clock with allies in Kabul, Afghanistan to help evacuate Afghan civilians and British nationals from the country.

So far, thousands of people have been taken out of Afghanistan on Operation PITTING, the name for the military support to the evacuation of British nationals and former staff eligible for relocation under the Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy (ARAP).

• Military flights evacuate civilians from Afghanistan

Armed Forces personnel have been working around the clock on Op PITTING.

Alongside the evacuation, Armed Forces personnel continue to provide humanitarian support to those wanting to leave the country, providing food, water, baby milk, nappies and sanitary packs to those in need.

More than 1,000 UK personnel are deployed to Kabul to assist with the evacuation process. Working with the US and other allies, the UK Armed Forces have been able to ensure that civilians are able to get to safety.

Take a look at how we have been working with our US partners👇

The Royal Air Force is using a range of air transport to transit Afghan civilians and British nationals outside of Afghanistan back to the UK, including C-17, A400M and C-130 aircraft.

Personnel have been assisting with evacuating from Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul.

Take a look below at the UK Armed Forces assisting with the evacuation of Afghan civilians and British nationals👇

Personnel interact with families at Kabul International Airport.

Personnel interact with civilians at the airport.

UK Armed Forces personnel continue to assist with evacuating Afghan civilians and British nationals from Kabul, Afghanistan.

The Armed Forces continue to work around the clock to evacuate as many people as they can from Afghanistan.

Personnel have also been providing humanitarian support to those at the airport.

Personnel at the airport have been carrying out a range of roles.

More than 1,000 personnel are currently in Kabul, Afghanistan on Op PITTING.

Conditions in Afghanistan are tough, with the heat being an impacting factor for civilians and personnel.

Personnel have been working flat out, around the clock to assist as many people as they can.

Afghan civilians head towards a plane ready to take them out of Afghanistan.

We are all immensely proud of the work of our personnel on Op PITTING.

Personnel keep watch over the airport 24 hours a day.

Military working dogs have been sent to Kabul to assist with Op PITTING.

Civilians board a plane as they prepare to head to the UK.

Find out where else the UK Armed Forces are deployed here👇