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SAS names and ranks reportedly available online for a decade

  • At least 20 elite soldiers' names and ranks from special forces were identified in publicly available documents for a decade, as reported by The Sunday Times.
  • The Ministry of Defence is investigating a significant security breach regarding the leaked identities of special forces soldiers.
  • The breach raises concerns about threats from enemy states or terrorist organizations deciphering soldiers' affiliations and operations.
  • The Ministry of Defence stated, 'The safety of our personnel is of paramount importance and we take data security extremely seriously.
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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, April 27, 2025.
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