Johnny Mercer, one of the British cabinet ministers, has admitted that his country's special forces have committed war crimes in Afghanistan.
Publish dateWednesday 21 February 2024 - 12:26
Story Code : 286232
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Johnny Mercer said at the "Independent Inquiry on Afghanistan" meeting in the British court that the accusations against British soldiers about committing war crimes in Afghanistan require time and an independent investigation.
Johnny Mercer said: "I left Afghanistan in 2010. I demand a serious investigation into the war crimes committed by our soldiers during their service in Afghanistan. This is a big discussion and we need our partners to cooperate with us in this field.
Although this British cabinet minister did not introduce sources for researching the war crimes of British soldiers in Afghanistan; But he added that there is a possibility of research in this field.
He added: "The investigation into the war crimes committed by our soldiers in the court has raised concerns. I cannot introduce sources for this research in the field of these crimes; But it is possible to investigate these accusations. "I did my best to research this but it takes time."
Johnny Mercer said: "I left Afghanistan in 2010. I demand a serious investigation into the war crimes committed by our soldiers during their service in Afghanistan. This is a big discussion and we need our partners to cooperate with us in this field.
Although this British cabinet minister did not introduce sources for researching the war crimes of British soldiers in Afghanistan; But he added that there is a possibility of research in this field.
He added: "The investigation into the war crimes committed by our soldiers in the court has raised concerns. I cannot introduce sources for this research in the field of these crimes; But it is possible to investigate these accusations. "I did my best to research this but it takes time."
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