During the siege of the Iranian Embassy in London Margaret Thatcher, instead of resorting to negotiations, used lethal forces to bring out the captives - the mission, conducted by the SAS, was seen as supremely successful and led to the militarism of the 80s in Britain.
What if the mission failed? What if the SAS troops were either overwhelmed or were unable to save any of the hostages? How does this challenge Thatcher's premiership? How does this affect British foreign policy?
Interested in the answers of ye Brit users.
What if the mission failed? What if the SAS troops were either overwhelmed or were unable to save any of the hostages? How does this challenge Thatcher's premiership? How does this affect British foreign policy?
Interested in the answers of ye Brit users.
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