What happened: An inquiry revealed that allegations of extra-judicial killings by SAS troops were not referred to military police for years due to fears it would harm troop morale.
Why it matters:
- Delays in investigation may have affected justice for alleged victims.
- Raises questions about accountability and transparency within the military.
MNN Take: The decision to withhold allegations from police highlights the tension between maintaining military morale and ensuring proper legal oversight.
Sources: BBC UK