British Airways Hostages Sue UK Government Over Alleged Gulf War Cover-Up
Passengers and crew claim they were used as human shields and forced to dig their own graves in Kuwait.
- Nearly 100 former BA passengers and crew launch legal action against the UK government and British Airways.
- Claimants allege the flight was used to insert special forces despite knowing the risks to civilians.
- Hostages endured torture, mock executions, and starvation during captivity by Saddam Hussein's regime.
- Evidence suggests the UK government ignored warnings about the invasion before the flight landed.
- Victims seek justice for decades of alleged cover-up and negligence.
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