British Army Revenge Attack Exposed

Shocking video footage which appears to show British soldiers beating an Iraqi civilian during the investigation into the murder of six of their fellow Servicemen is being examined by the Ministry of Defence.

The attack allegedly left the victim badly hurt, covered in blood and with his jaw ‘literally hanging off’. It was apparently recorded by one of the soldiers wearing a camera attached to his helmet.

An internal probe has begun into the circumstances surrounding the footage. The video was passed to The Mail on Sunday by an Army source, who claims that it was taken by soldiers from the Army’s Intelligence Corps following the killing of six British Military Policemen, known as Red Caps, by an Iraqi mob in 2003, soon after the end of the invasion.

The disturbing minute-long footage was recovered by the source, a veteran British soldier who says he was appalled by the abuse. It appears to show a terrified Iraqi being beaten in the back of a Warrior armoured personnel carrier.

The whistleblower, whose identity is known to The Mail on Sunday, claims the video shows just part of a brutal hour-long interrogation by three Intelligence soldiers who were attached to an SAS squad on a mission in southern Iraq in September 2003 to find the killers of the Red Caps.

At one point the man’s jaw is struck full force with a kick from a soldier wearing desert combat boots. It is believed the man’s jaw was broken.

The visibly distressed Iraqi seems to beg the soldiers to stop, even apparently pleading to the camera in agony at one point.

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