Declassified UK 24.8.22

Posted: 24th August 2022

Take a look back at what you might have missed so far this month from Declassified UK.

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IRA for a 1971 bombing instead of the pro-British loyalists truly responsible.

Declassified UK’s new film on the Manchester Arena attack investigates the long-term political roots of the tragedy, probing the role of British foreign policy. It uncovers evidence UK authorities not only failed to prevent the atrocity, but contributed to it.

The frontrunner to be the next British prime minister rubber-stamped the export of vast quantities of controlled equipment to Russia after the Salisbury poisonings—and may have aided Russia’s war machine.

UK troops fire controversial white phosphorus ammunition three times a year near safari resorts in east Africa, risking the health of local people.

Britain’s military was warned an explosive used in bomb-making was unstable, six years before it blew off a Kenyan boy’s arms and left him needing life-long care.

A UK establishment group funded by arms companies and the Foreign Office is courting a brutal regime mired in human rights abuses and illegal wars.

Why won’t the defence secretary accept a court judgment that his former colleagues murdered a teenager?