Inquiry Reveals Shocking Testimonies of SAS Operations in Afghanistan

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An ongoing inquiry into the actions of the British Special Air Service (SAS) in Afghanistan has unearthed alarming testimonies from former personnel, revealing a troubling "kill all males" policy employed by the elite force during operations between 2010 and 2013. Testimonies were provided by a soldier, referred to as N1799, who recounted conversations with SAS members discussing their informal approach to lethal operations, including the term "flat packing" used to describe killings.

During the inquiry, N1799 expressed his shock regarding the methods of killing, stating that SAS operatives seemed dismissive about the lives lost, even mentioning graphic details about how victims were executed. The inquiry aims to investigate the deaths of up to 80 Afghan civilians linked to SAS activities in Helmand province.

Additionally, the inquiry is part of a broader examination into the conduct of special forces, with reports of multiple investigations regarding operations in Libya and Syria, where similar allegations of excessive force have emerged. The Ministry of Defence has refrained from commenting on the ongoing investigation.

The identities of the witnesses remain confidential due to national security concerns. However, the testimonies indicate a significant breach of military protocols and raise substantial ethical questions about the operations of elite military units.

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