Formal charges against Royal Marines expected in Afghanistan murder case paepae

Formal charges are expected against seven Royal Marines who were arrested this week on suspicion of murder involving an incident in Afghanistan in 2011, a British Ministry of Defense spokesman said.

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The arrests were made after an incident in Helmand province, the spokesman said.



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All seven are in the UK and will proceed through a military court system that mirrors the civilian legal system.

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The incident occurred after an engagement with an insurgent, and no civilians were involved, the spokesman said.

Those arrested were part of Operation Herrick 14, as Britain's efforts in Afghanistan are known. The operation they were carrying out at the time did not involve any special forces, the spokesman said.

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'The investigation will now be taken forward and dealt with by the Service Justice system,' the spokesman said. 'These arrests demonstrate the Department and the Armed Forces' determination to ensure UK personnel act in accordance with their Rules of Engagement and our standards.'

The military will review the serious incident to identify lessons learned, the spokesman said.

Formal charges are expected against seven Royal Marines who were arrested this week on suspicion of murder involving an incident in Afghanistan in 2011, a British Ministry of Defense spokesman said. Formal charges are expected against seven Royal Marines who were arrested this week on suspicion of murder involving an incident in Afghanistan in 2011, a British Ministry of Defense spokesman said. The arrests were made after an incident in Helmand province, the spokesman said. Read more: By the numbers: Memorial Day and veterans The incident occurred after an engagement with an insurgent, and no civilians were involved, the spokesman said. Read more: Q&A: International troops in Afghanistan 'The investigation will now be taken forward and dealt with by the Service Justice system,' the spokesman said. 'These arrests demonstrate the Department and the Armed Forces' determination to ensure UK personnel act in accordance with their Rules of Engagement and our standards.' All seven are in the UK and will proceed through a military court system that mirrors the civilian legal system. Read more: By the numbers: Memorial Day and veterans The incident occurred after an engagement with an insurgent, and no civilians were involved, the spokesman said. Read more: Q&A: International troops in Afghanistan 'The investigation will now be taken forward and dealt with by the Service Justice system,' the spokesman said. 'These arrests demonstrate the Department and the Armed Forces' determination to ensure UK personnel act in accordance with their Rules of Engagement and our standards.' Those arrested were part of Operation Herrick 14, as Britain's efforts in Afghanistan are known. The operation they were carrying out at the time did not involve any special forces, the spokesman said. Formal charges are expected against seven Royal Marines who were arrested this week on suspicion of murder involving an incident in Afghanistan in 2011, a British Ministry of Defense spokesman said. The incident occurred after an engagement with an insurgent, and no civilians were involved, the spokesman said. 'The investigation will now be taken forward and dealt with by the Service Justice system,' the spokesman said. 'These arrests demonstrate the Department and the Armed Forces' determination to ensure UK personnel act in accordance with their Rules of Engagement and our standards.' The incident occurred after an engagement with an insurgent, and no civilians were involved, the spokesman said. The arrests were made after an incident in Helmand province, the spokesman said. The incident occurred after an engagement with an insurgent, and no civilians were involved, the spokesman said. The arrests were made after an incident in Helmand province, the spokesman said. All seven are in the UK and will proceed through a military court system that mirrors the civilian legal system. Formal charges are expected against seven Royal Marines who were arrested this week on suspicion of murder involving an incident in Afghanistan in 2011, a British Ministry of Defense spokesman said. 'The investigation will now be taken forward and dealt with by the Service Justice system,' the spokesman said. 'These arrests demonstrate the Department and the Armed Forces' determination to ensure UK personnel act in accordance with their Rules of Engagement and our standards.' Read more: Q&A: International troops in Afghanistan Formal charges are expected against seven Royal Marines who were arrested this week on suspicion of murder involving an incident in Afghanistan in 2011, a British Ministry of Defense spokesman said. Read more: Afghan war is not over yet The military will review the serious incident to identify lessons learned, the spokesman said. Those arrested were part of Operation Herrick 14, as Britain's efforts in Afghanistan are known. The operation they were carrying out at the time did not involve any special forces, the spokesman said. All seven are in the UK and will proceed through a military court system that mirrors the civilian legal system. The arrests were made after an incident in Helmand province, the spokesman said. Read more: Afghan war is not over yet Read more: Q&A: International troops in Afghanistan Formal charges are expected against seven Royal Marines who were arrested this week on suspicion of murder involving an incident in Afghanistan in 2011, a British Ministry of Defense spokesman said. Read more: By the numbers: Memorial Day and veterans Read more: Q&A: International troops in Afghanistan

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