Soldier ‘called Taliban-loving apologist’ after questioning special forces about Afghanistan raid, inquiry hears

An inquiry has heard that Christopher Green, a soldier, faced derogatory labels after questioning the actions of UK special forces during an Afghanistan raid. Green raised concerns early on that the wrong individuals were killed by the International Security Assistance Force, sparking allegations that he was a "Taliban-loving apologist." This incident highlights the tensions and scrutiny faced by soldiers who question the tactics of elite military units, underscoring the broader issues of accountability and transparency in military operations abroad. The implications extend to the broader debate on the conduct and oversight of military missions.