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Prague - The Czech Special Operations Group (SOG) has several times abandoned British soldiers to whom it is subordinate in fighting in Afghanistan, daily Mlada fronta Dnes (MfD) writes today.The failure of some commanders is now being investigated by the inspection of outgoing Defence Minister Vlasta Parkanova (Christian Democrats, KDU-CSL).

The possible dismissal of unit commanded Petr Krcmar is spoken about, MfD writes.

SOG soldiers, however, say there are no clear rules to guide the deployment of the soldiers in fighting, and some even want to return to Parkanova the awards they have received.

According to MfD, British soldiers mistrust the Czechs because they quit a military operation, saying it is "too dangerous," or another time they excused themselves, saying they are not action capable because many soldiers are on leave.

The Britons who originally had a strong interest in cooperation with the Czech unit later left it to the Danes who used the specially trained Czech soldiers as guards or protection of humanitarian workers, MfD writes.

The paper writes that these cases have very strongly damaged the otherwise excellent reputation of the Czech military in Afghanistan.

Parkanova said the scandal is a reason for personnel changes, MfD writes.

Krcmar, however, dismisses the accusations as expedient and as a tool to dissolve SOG.

SOG was founded in 2001 by then defence minister Jaroslav Tvrdik (social Democrats, CSSD), but only the new military police commander Vladimir Lozek is now seeking ways to give the unit a legal framework, MfD writes.

The military command has been assigned to present by end-May a vision of the military special units' future arrangement.

In connection with the situation within SOG, the Defence Ministry started in February to consider the creation of a new entity that would roof Czech special forces and that would organisationally fall within the power of the general staff, not the defence minister.

SOG is one of the two special units of the Czech military. It is mainly destined to protect people and to carry out police actions. The other is a special unit based in Prostejov, south Moravia.