British special forces soldiers in Afghanistan used extreme methods against militants, including covering a man with a pillow before shooting him and killing unarmed people, according to testimony from a Ministry of Defense inquiry. Evidence revealed a culture of impunity and a focus on body counts, with concerns raised about tactics and casual disregard for life. Allegations of war crimes have been ongoing, with rivalries between the SAS and SBS contributing to a culture of covering up misdeeds and falsifying reports.
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