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One SAS squadron possibly killed up to 54 people unlawfully in a six-month tour in Afghanistan, the broadcaster alleged The BBC claims it

SAS operatives in Afghanistan repeatedly killed detainees and unarmed men, a BBC investigation finds.

More than 50 detainees and unarmed men were killed by British troops in Afghanistan, according to newly obtained military reports and an investigation by the BBC, Anadolu Agency reported. BBC Panor...

SAS operatives in Afghanistan repeatedly killed detainees and unarmed men, a BBC investigation finds.

A Panorama investigation reportedly uncovered 54 suspicious killings carried out by one British SAS unit on a six-month tour.

At least 54 Afghans were killed by British special forces in suspicious circumstances during the 2010-11 Helmand tour.

A Panorama investigation reportedly uncovered 54 suspicious killings carried out by one British SAS unit on a six-month tour.

At least 63 people have died in flash floods caused by heavy rain in several provinces of Afghanistan in the past week, officials said on Tuesday. Eighty-one others were injured in the floods which happened in 12 provinces of the country, said Ghulam Ghaws Naseri, acting minister of state for disaster management. According to the

General sir mark carleton—smith, who stepped down as head of the army last month, became head of special forces in 2012. 0ur evidence suggests he, too, failed to disclose the information about war crimes. he did not respond to our questions and the ministry of defence said it cant comment for legal reasons. today, the mod said... but military investigators, who worked on the main investigation into war crimes in afghanistan, have told us that they were stopped from getting to the truth. it bec...

<strong>Editorial:</strong> The elite soldiers of the British army cannot be allowed to escape the laws of war