Former members of the British Special Forces have come forward with testimonies revealing grave war crimes committed by British troops during their deployment in Afghanistan. Speaking to the BBC, these soldiers broke their silence, exposing the brutal reality of covert operations carried out by occupying forces.
According to their accounts, British troops routinely killed unarmed civilians—including children—and executed prisoners, often during night raids while victims slept. The soldiers described such acts as common practice within the ranks. The BBC report specifically implicates the Royal Special Forces in these atrocities.
In response, the British Ministry of Defense has urged other former soldiers to come forward and share any information that may aid in the ongoing investigation.
Reacting to the revelations, Islamic Emirate spokesperson Mawlawi Zabihullah Mujahid reiterated the government’s demand for justice and compensation for Afghan victims. He emphasized that the oppression and brutality inflicted by foreign forces were not isolated incidents, but part of a systematic and deliberate campaign during the occupation of Afghanistan.