Around 80 Afghans may have fallen victim to summary killings perpetrated by three separate British SAS units between 2010 and 2013, according to a Guardian report.

SAS inquiry reveals possible summary killings of 80 Afghan civilians

A team of SAS fighters has volunteered to avenge the deaths of 13 US troops killed in an airport suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan. The diehard squad is said to have 40 members who have asked to stay in the country in order to fight the terrorist group Islamic State Khorasan Province (IS-K).

These 40 fighters to stay in Afghanistan to avenge the deaths of 13 US troops

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SAS inquiry reveals possible summary killings of 80 Afghan civilians

These 40 fighters to stay in Afghanistan to avenge the deaths of 13 US troops