SAS on secret revenge mission hunted down and killed two of Iran-backed gang who murdered British troops in Iraq
First reported 4 Oct, 01:36 UTCUpdated 8h ago2 sources
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For 23 years it was thought the killers fled across the border into Iran to escape justice.
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For 23 years it was thought the killers fled across the border into Iran to escape justice.
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- SAS on secret revenge mission hunted down and killed two of Iran-backed gang who murdered British troops in Iraq (opens Daily Mail in a new tab)
For 23 years it was thought the killers fled across the border into Iran to escape justice.
- SAS 'hunted and killed Iran-backed gang members who executed British troops' (opens GB News in a new tab)
Two members of the gang that killed six British military policemen in Iraq were secretly hunted down and eliminated by the SAS, a new book has claimed. The June 2003 murders of the Red Caps, just weeks after the fall of Saddam Hussein, was the single greatest loss of British military life to hostile action during the…
