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LONDON. These are sensational revelations, which cast more than a shadow on the British Ministry of Defense and above all on the legendary body of British special forces, the Sas. Why a squadron of the Special Air Serviceaccording to an investigation by Bbc Panoramaallegedly killed scores of unarmed men or detained during the war in Afghanistanbetween 2010 and 2011. Not only that: the military leaders, in this case the general Sir Mark Carleton-Smithformer leader of the special forces and later became head of the British army to retire a few months ago, would not have lifted a finger or punished those responsible, even if they were aware of the incident.