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It is clear that they are no ordinary military units, and so is this list. Below, we have compiled 16 most dangerous special forces in the world based on their training, weapons, and achievements.

GIS – ItalyGIS in desert camo for overseas operations Credit: Massimiliano MarianiNickname: “Leatherheads” (Teste di cuoio)Role: Counterterrorism, law enforcementInitially established as a tactical counter-terrorism unit for the Italian military police in 1978, the Special Intervention Group gradually become one of the elite special forces in the country. Over the years, the unit has taken part in numerous counter-terrorism operations and high profile dignitary security details.This special force unit is renowned for its marksmanship. A GIS sniper team usually includes two operators, who carry Mauser 86SRs, and one scout or a guard, who carries a semi-automatic rifle, Heckler & Koch PSG1.GIS, along with other Italian special forces units, namely 9th Paratroopers Assault Regiment and COMSUBIN, have been deployed in the Middle East and Afghanistan for multiple rescue and special operations. Special Service Group – PakistanFormer Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi visited the Headquarters of Pakistan Army’s elite SSG Credit: Business RecorderMotto: I am valiant (Man Janbazam)Role: Unconventional warfare, direct action, counter-terrorism, foreign internal defenseSpecial Services Group or SSG Pak was formed in 1956, by uniting two Pakistani regiments, namely 19 Baluch and 312 Garrison Company. Their initial training and field tactics were based on the US Special Forces methods with whom they closely operated during the Cold War against the Soviets.The, which led to the Indo-Pak war in 1965, was the first major deployment for SSG. They have also executed multiple counter-terrorism operations inside Pakistan borders. SSG conducts periodic joint exercises with the Chinese military and interacts with other foreign special forces on a training field.They are equipped with an array of high-end, modern weaponry like Steyr AUG, M4 Carbine etc.

EKO Cobra – AustriaAn officer of the EKO Cobra handling a rifle during an airborne operation Credit: Wikimedia CommonsType: Police tactical unitRole: Counterterrorism, law enforcementThe EKO (Einsatzkommando) Cobra is Austrian counter-terrorism, special operations unit formed in 1978 as a response to the 1972 Munich Olympics attack.EKO Cobra, a semi-autonomous body, is under the direct control of the Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior. It has been involved in many hostage rescue operations. It’s the only counter-terrorism unit to register a successful rescue mission of a hijacked aircraft in mid-air in 1996.Most of the weaponry used by EKO personals are Austrian made, such as Glocks and Steyr. MARCOS – IndiaHAL Dhruv helicopter of the MARCOS on Navy day 2013 at Kochi Credit: Indian NavyMotto: “The Few, The Fearless”Role: Amphibious warfare, direct action, counter-terrorism, combat search, and rescueMARCOS, formerly known as the Marine Commando Force, is the elite special force unit of the Indian Navy. Many of the special forces has tasted their speciality in warfare in Afghanistan, such as Uk’s, US, Germany, Poland, France and more.

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What was the outcome? Any great achievements?Not at all. They all ended up in zero outcome.But the Afghan special forces such as APUThey are highly trained but not really well enough equipped.They have shown many good progressive actions against international terror groups.

And the outcome is excellent.Why their name is not included in here?I need your fed backs.KindlyNo bad language.