Afghan war hero who fought alongside Brits left fighting for life after station 'assault'

EXCLUSIVE: Afghan war hero who fought alongside Brits left fighting for life after station 'assault'Hero Noor, 39, who put his life on the line for Britain while working as an Afghan interpreter and fled from the Taliban was left fighting for his life after an alleged attack.NewsLiam Doyle18:00, 04 Apr 2026Updated 18:11, 04 Apr 2026View 7 ImagesHeroic Noor Aziz Ahmadzai bravely fought alongside Brits in Afghanistan - but has been left with a brain injury following an alleged assaultAn Afghan hero who put his life on the line for Britain was left fighting for his life after an alleged attack while working as a security guard in the UK.‌Noor Aziz Ahmadzai, 39, had a high-risk role as a translator for British soldiers before being forced to flee Afghanistan dressed as a woman to evade brutal penalties from the Taliban. After a spell of homelessness the dad-of-one tried to rebuild his life in the UK whose interests he had so loyally served, securing a job as a security guard.‌But the former Afghan special forces member was allegedly attacked while working this month and left with serious brain injuries from which it may take months to recover - and his doting ex partner has "put her life on hold" to care for him.‌OPINIONChris HughesCHRIS HUGHES: 'Afghans who helped our troops deserve loyalty - they were betrayed'Afghanistan