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New photos are 'essential evidence' of possible SAS war crimes, inquiry told

New photos are 'essential evidence' of possible SAS war crimes, inquiry told
BBC News Wednesday 11 November 2026, 01:11 UTC 1 min read
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The inquiry's lead barrister says photos of people lying on their backs with shots to the head may be evidence of possible war crimes.

The inquiry's lead barrister says photos of people lying on their backs with shots to the head may be evidence of possible war crimes.
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