An inquiry into allegations that the SAS soldiers carried out murders during the war in Afghanistan released evidence from seven special forces witnesses who gave evidence in secret.

The closure of a military police investigation into suspected war crimes by the SAS was "inappropriate and premature", a ...

with one former officer describing the British Army's Special Air Service or SAS as having "a golden pass allowing them to get away with murder." The Afghanistan Inquiry, commissioned by the UK ...

Afghan children were among “innocents” allegedly executed by British special forces during ... The allegations focus on the activities of an SAS unit, referred to as UKSF1 in the inquiry ...

The accusation was published by the Afghanistan Inquiry ... BBC reveals How a British special forces raid went wrong, and a young family paid the price SAS unit repeatedly killed Afghan detainees ...

The former officer criticised the choice of investigating officer, along with the speed, breadth, and depth of the ...

As part of British military support for the US-led invasion and occupation of Afghanistan (2001-2021), the SAS, like the elite special forces of the US and other NATO powers, carried out hundreds ...

the special forces unit of the British Army, and the SBS, or Special Boat Service, its counterpart in the Royal Navy. SAS troops arrived in Afghanistan in 2009, many fresh from the war in Iraq ...

An inquiry into the actions of British Special Forces in Afghanistan has uncovered troubling allegations of extrajudicial killings and attempts to cover up unlawful conduct. Testimonies and documents ...

A former senior UK Special Forces officer has told a public inquiry into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan that the SAS had a "golden pass allowing them to get away with murder". The accusation ...

Members of Australia’s Special Air Service (SAS) regiment who have never previously spoken to the media will reveal what ...

An inquiry into the actions of British Special Forces in Afghanistan ... released on Wednesday revealed misconduct by the Special Air Service (SAS) durin Read More ...