TREE NEWS update: An investigation into British Special Air Service operations in Afghanistan has disclosed photographs described as “key evidence,” lead lawyer Oliver Glasgow said. The photos could serve as evidence that British forces committed war crimes, Glasgow said. The inquiry is examining the conduct of UK special forces during military operations in Afghanistan.
UK Special Forces Afghanistan Inquiry Discloses ‘Key Evidence’ Photos
The disclosure of photographic material as "key evidence" shifts an inquiry from testimony toward documentation, which is harder to contest and raises the stakes for the units under scrutiny. The significance extends beyond the named forces to how the UK military's accountability machinery handles allegations against elite units, where operational secrecy has often shielded conduct from view. Whether the photographs are corroborated and how the inquiry weighs them against other evidence is the open question.
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