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Inquiry Releases Photos Described as Evidence of Potential SAS War Crimes
An inquiry into UK special forces operations in Afghanistan has made public photos showing individuals lying in bed with head wounds. The lead barrister stated the images may serve as crucial evidence of potential war crimes.
A public inquiry examining allegations that the SAS murdered unarmed civilians and detainees during night raids in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013 has released photographs for the first time. The images show multiple deceased individuals in bed with head shots, which the inquiry's lead barrister, Oliver Glasgow KC, suggested could be evidence of possible war crimes. The inquiry is currently subjecting the photographs to forensic analysis. The images appear to contradict official special forces accounts claiming that troops fired in self-defense after insurgents opened fire during operations in Helmand province.
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