london the taliban must guarantee safe passage for those fleeing afghanistan beyond the current august 31 evacuation deadline the g7 agreed tuesday according to british prime minister boris johnsonjohnson who convened the emergency meeting said that he and his colleagues had agreed a roadmap for the way in which were going to engage with the taliban in the futurebut he added that the number one condition was to guarantee through august 31 and beyond a safe passage for those who want to come outthe uk chaired the emergency talks among the group of wealthy countries on tuesday saying it would urge biden to extend his august 31 deadline to pull american forces out of afghanistanfrance also called on washington to push back the timelinehowever biden decided after the g7 talks that he would stick to the deadline us media reportedbritains defence secretary ben wallace said earlier tuesday it was unlikely evacuations from afghanistan would be extended beyond august 31a spokesman for the taliban on monday warned that the hardline islamist group would not agree to any extension calling the issue a red line with any delay viewed as extending occupationif the us or uk were to seek additional time to continue evacuations the answer is no or there would be consequences taliban spokesman suhail shaheen told sky newsbritain has continued to evacuate western citizens and some afghans from the capital with wallace warning the security situation was getting more and more dangerous as august 31 approachesthe defence ministry said 8458 people have been evacuated by the uk since august 13 with nine military flights leaving kabul in the last 24 hoursmore than half 5171 are afghans eligible to relocate to britain under its programme to protect those who aided its military and civilian officials during their twodecade involvement in afghanistanan individual on the uks nofly antiterrorism watchlist arrived as part of the evacuation the interior ministry confirmeda spokesman said the individual was identified as part of the rigorous checks process and that after further investigation was deemed not a person of interest to the security agencies or law enforcementthe g7 leaders also agreed that the taliban will be held accountable for their actions on preventing terrorism on human rights in particular those of women girls and minorities and on pursuing an inclusive political settlement in afghanistan according to a statement issued by johnsons downing street officebritain currently chairs the g7 which also comprises canada france germany italy japan and the united states