Testimonies reveal disturbing conversations among SAS members, with descriptive language like 'flat packing' used to refer to Afghan civilians killed in operations.
N1799 expressed alarm at the SAS's apparent policy to eliminate all males on target, regardless of whether they presented a threat, reflecting a troubling mindset.
Accounts of SAS actions in Afghanistan uncover a grim reality, including one instance where a pillow was used to muffle the execution of a target.
The inquiry into SAS actions highlights broader concerns over the conduct of elite forces, with increasing scrutiny on their operations in conflict zones.
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