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Doesn't it mean that the UK government is enabling war crimes?
Not unless US special forces are targeting civilian targets. That I find highly doubtful. They will be targeting highly specific targets. It's what those units do.
They are probably trying to remove Israel's excuses for the genocide by achieving goals surgically.
The special forces talked about in the article is 427th Special Operations Squadron, who are a logistics operation. The claim the article is making is that Akrotiri is being used by the US to supply Israel with weapons, not that the US is deploying troops directly into the Gaza. If the US/UK know beforehand that these weapons will be used to do war crimes (which they absolutely do), then they could be charged with war crimes.