An inquiry into UK special forces operations in Afghanistan has unveiled photographs that may indicate potential war crimes committed by the SAS. The images depict unarmed individuals, some appearing to have sustained head injuries, raising serious questions about the conduct of night raids conducted between 2010 and 2013.
The inquiry's lead barrister emphasized the need for expert analysis of these photos, which contradict official accounts of the incidents. Investigators are examining whether these killings were thoroughly investigated, as evidence suggests that some victims may have been executed while asleep.