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BBC's Panorama exposes British war crimes in Afghanistan - World Socialist Web Site - Vimarsana News

BBC's Panorama exposes British war crimes in Afghanistan - World Socialist Web Site

The airing of <em>SAS Death Squads Exposed: A British War Crime?</em> comes at a sensitive time amid furious claims by Britain that Russia’s armed forces have committed multiple war crimes in Ukraine.

Source: wsws.org
BBC: SAS unit repeatedly killed Afghan detainees - Vimarsana News

BBC: SAS unit repeatedly killed Afghan detainees

BBC Panorama has reviewed hundreds of pages of SAS operational reports...

Source: news.am
BBC probe finds SAS executed detainees and unarmed people in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

BBC probe finds SAS executed detainees and unarmed people in Afghanistan

A BBC Panorama investigation has uncovered evidence that the British SAS, a special forces unit, executed detainees and murdered unarmed people during operations in Afghanistan. The investigation found new evidence of scores of secret killings by the SAS, and efforts by some of the most senior figures in UK Special Forces to conceal evidence of

SAS unit 'killed detainees and unarmed men in Afghanistan' | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

SAS unit 'killed detainees and unarmed men in Afghanistan' | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

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

BBC probe suggests Afghan war crimes by British special forces - Vimarsana News

BBC probe suggests Afghan war crimes by British special forces

LONDON (AFP) - Commandos in Britain's elite Special Air Service (SAS) corps killed at least 54 Afghans in suspicious circumstances but the military chain of command concealed concerns, a BBC investigation said on Tuesday (July 12). Read more at straitstimes.com.