Unless they receive assurances they will not face future prosecution for using lethal force.
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The Royal Courts of Justice, a coroner - who had previously ruled that the soldiers did not genuinely believe they needed to use lethal force - referred the case to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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Is this weight hanging over them?
“Morale is at an all-time low, personnel are departing in droves, and the unit is facing significant challenges. As a result, they are being compelled to expand their recruitment efforts within the broader military ranks.”
Politicians should recall that it's because of both their efforts and our vigilance that people can peacefully rest in their beds, knowing that brave individuals are prepared to protect them from those who would cause them harm.
Many additional soldiers were worried about being pursued by lawyers seeking large sums of money.
Last night, James Cartlidge, the Shadow Defence Secretary, stated: 'These reports of dissatisfaction among our serving military, fearing persecution on their return home from combat more than any enemy they may face, should be a wake-up call for Labour.'
The Ministry of Defence stated it is purely speculative to determine which units would be part of any British peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, noting: "We are still in the initial stages of the process."
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