Investigation into SAS war crimes in Afghanistan costs UK Ministry of Defence 58 million pounds

UPDATE - follow-up to Afghan inquiry into alleged SAS war crimes has already cost £58m, MOD figures show: The official inquiry into alleged war crimes by UK special forces in Afghanistan has reached a cost of 58 million pounds, according to new figures released by the Ministry of Defence. The ongoing investigation continues to review operations conducted by members of the Special Air Service during the military presence in Afghanistan. The newly published financial data highlights the substantial expenses incurred so far as the probe examines allegations of unlawful killings and other serious offenses linked to British troops. Authorities have not yet provided a final completion date or a total projected budget for the full duration of the inquiry proceedings.