Former SAS officer rejects 'shoot-to-kill' accusations and criticises Northern Ireland legacy legislation
Retired SAS officer George Simm has spoken publicly for the first time about his service in Northern Ireland, rejecting accusations of the targeted killing of IRA members and saying the government has 'abandoned' veterans in the new legacy legislation. Families of those killed in the 1988 ambush insist on a different version of events. Retired SAS officer George Simm has spoken publicly for the first time about his service in Northern Ireland, rejecting accusations of targeted killings of IRA gunmen and saying the government has 'abandoned' veterans in the new Troubles legacy legislation. The families of those killed in the 1988 ambush insist on a different account of events.
Otabek Yusupov
