Cormac, Rory — Disrupt and Deny: Spies, Special Forces, and the Secret Pursuit of British Foreign Policy

Rory Cormac · Oxford University Press

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Academic history of British covert action drawing on declassified FCO and Cabinet Office files. Pages 235–236 document KMS's role training Afghan Mujahideen in Oman and Saudi Arabia from 1983 under British government authority. Situates KMS within the institutional architecture of UK deniable operations during the Thatcher era. Corroborates Miller's account of official sanction.

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