Special forces chief tried to cover up concerns about SAS conduct in Afghanistan, inquiry told
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- A whistleblower has testified that senior military officials, including the former director of UK special forces, attempted to cover up concerns regarding unlawful killings by SAS units in Afghanistan, including the shooting of children. This misconduct reportedly persisted from 2011 until 2013 despite alarms being raised.
- The allegations of a cover
- The inquiry highlights a troubling pattern of military conduct in conflict zones, where policies may prioritize lethal force over ethical considerations. The revelations about a deliberate policy to target fighting
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