British special forces are also being investigated for war crimes in Afghanistan. According to media reports, the British Ministry of Defense has confirmed the investigation by special forces.
The Ministry of Defense has abandoned efforts to limit mention of alleged human rights abuses by special forces.
The media report stated that the issue of not mentioning the Special Forces was challenged by bereaved families and media organizations. According to the report, the investigation was decided after reports of alleged unlawful killings by the Special Forces.
Meanwhile, British Defense Minister Ben Ellis says that the independent inquiry related to Afghanistan has reached an important stage.
He further said that the allegations in the inquiry are related to the conduct of the Special Forces.
Ben Wallace said the role of special forces was being reviewed due to the unusual circumstances of the inquiry.
Earlier, the media claimed that in 2010-11, SAS killed 54 people in Afghanistan under suspicious circumstances.
According to the media report, in 2012 also, the Special Force is accused of killing parents and seriously injuring their two children in an incident.
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