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US, UK Military Ran Secret Prisons in Iraq After 2003 Invasion Concealing Prisoners From Red Cross Inspectors

In: Americas & Caribbean Politics, Europe Politics, Iraq Politics, Middle East Politics, Politics Standard News, Standard Politics News Channel, UK Politics, USA Politics

One of the two secret prisons was inside a joint US-UK forward operating base, known as H1, located at an airfield and oil pipeline pumping station in Iraq’s Western Desert.