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Army wanted to provide a 'safe and secure environment' ahead of the handover to Afghan authorities at the time SAS soldiers were allegedly executing civilians, inquiry hears - Vimarsana News

Army wanted to provide a 'safe and secure environment' ahead of the handover to Afghan authorities at the time SAS soldiers were allegedly executing civilians, inquiry hears

More than 50 unlawful killings of civilians are alleged to have taken place in war-torn Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013.

Bringing Ukraine speedily into NATO would make Europe safer - Vimarsana News

Bringing Ukraine speedily into NATO would make Europe safer

Northeastern Europe has been pushing for a binding road map to NATO membership for Ukraine. The Hamas pogrom has created an additional argument for strengthening the alliance militarily. NATO needs the Ukrainian army's combat experience.

Source: nzz.ch
Afghanistan inquiry hears senior officers hid SAS killings - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan inquiry hears senior officers hid SAS killings

Special forces bosses tried to cover up a "campaign of murder" in Afghanistan, a lawyer claims.

Source: bbc.com
Senior Army officers are accused of turning blind eye to alleged SAS 'murder campaign' in cover-up - Vimarsana News

Senior Army officers are accused of turning blind eye to alleged SAS 'murder campaign' in cover-up

Two former Directors of the UK's Special Forces allegedly failed to tip off military police about 'extra-judicial killings' in Afghanistan, an inquiry heard yesterday.

Afghanistan inquiry hears senior officers hid SAS killings - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan inquiry hears senior officers hid SAS killings

Special forces bosses tried to cover up a "campaign of murder" in Afghanistan, a lawyer claims.

Source: bbc.co.uk