British special forces personnel have largely refused to answer questions about alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan, as an inquiry uncovers thousands of previously unexamined photographs.
Most SAS soldiers refused to answer questions over alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan
Inquiry considers allegations of 80 unlawful civilian killings and cover-up by UK’s SAS in Afghanistan
An ongoing public inquiry into the conduct of UK’s Special Air Service (SAS) in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013 suggests that about 80 Afghan civilians may have been summarily killed by SAS units.