Britain’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) is refusing to tell the media or parliament how many Iranian civilians have been killed by US bombing missions from British air bases.
Officials are also not commenting on whether target lists for so-called “defensive” US strikes from British soil are approved by the UK before each mission, or if they are audited afterwards.
Further questions about whether the U...
The strongest version of this narrative is that the UK government is enabling US military operations under a veneer of legality and defensive necessity, while avoiding accountability for civilian harm and controversial tactics. The refusal to disclose targeting processes, AI involvement, or the use of banned weapons suggests a deliberate strategy to obscure the full extent of UK complicity. The article effectively highlights the disconnect between public statements and operational realities, rai...