Emily Knowles, Abigail Watson
This report focuses on the UK’s secretive military commitments in areas where it’s not generally believed to be at war. The backdoor activities include 1) deploying British Special Forces and drone fleets; 2) personnel and intelligence exchanges with allies; and 3) other practices that lead to accountability gaps and heightened public distrust.
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