Military Morale Plummets as 22 SAS Resignations Rise Amid Legal Pressures

22 SAS Regiment soldiers resign over fears of 'witch hunts' by human rights lawyers investigating war crimes in Afghanistan and Syria.
Senior warrant officers in squadrons D and G are resigning, causing morale issues.
Military leaders warn legal investigations risk undermining soldiers' confidence in the legal system and national security.
Ministry of Defence pledges to protect service members, while critics say laws are misapplied in combat zones.

Military | Legal | Conflict

Afghanistan | Syria

Ministry of Defence | Critics

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