Afghanistan, SAS
SAS had ‘golden pass to get away with murder’, Afghanistan inquiry told
A public inquiry has heard that Afghans killed by SAS members were described dismissively as being “flat-packed” by soldiers who seemed “beyond reproach”. Documents have been released by the Independent Inquiry relating to Afghanistan, summarising closed hearings with members of the special forces.
Special forces have been accused of a “deliberate policy” of executing Afghan civilians, including children, by an officer ...
In closed-door hearing, former senior UK Special Forces officer tells public inquiry he believes the SAS "was carrying out ...
An inquiry into the actions of British special forces in Afghanistan has uncovered allegations of extrajudicial killings and ...
A special forces witness told the inquiry he believed an SAS unit had been ‘executing fighting age males’ in Afghanistan ...
UK special forces unit in Afghanistan was handed 'golden pass to get away with murder', inquiry into alleged extrajudicial ...
A public inquiry has exposed allegations of war crimes by the United Kingdom 's special forces (UKSF) in Afghanistan. The ...
An inquiry into allegations that the SAS soldiers carried out murders during the war in Afghanistan released evidence from ...
SAS operatives routinely murdered prisoners in Afghanistan a government inquiry in London has heard Read Full Article at ...
Former members of the UK special forces have shared evidence with a public inquiry, accusing a unit of alleged murders. | ITV ...
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