The Business Insider magazine rated the best, most daring and skilled special forces forces.
The magazine stressed that the arrangement is largely conditional because it is difficult for several reasons to determine the best accurately. The magazine gave the US Navy Navy SEAL the first place in the rankings.
The British Special Boat Service came in second and the magazine reported that the unit's personnel were undergoing very rigorous training and trained to withstand combat conditions.
In third place, the magazine placed the British airborne units (САС) with the slogan: "Who risks - wins." When General Stanley McChrystal was asked about the role of this unit in the Iraq war, he replied: "It had a very crucial role and without it we would not have had a result."
The fourth unit was the Israeli Special Reconnaissance Unit of the General Staff, known as the Israeli Matkal, the elite special forces of the Israeli army. It was established in 1957. Its main task is to gather intelligence and work behind enemy lines. The magazine was given fifth place in the intervention group of the French National Gendarmerie (GIGN), whose main task is to free the hostages. This group, according to the magazine, participated in the operation at the Grand Mosque in Mecca. The magazine noted that Saudi laws prohibit non-Muslims from entering Mecca, so three members of the French group converted to Islam for a temporary and concise period to help the Saudi armed forces regain control of the mosque.
In sixth place in the ranking was the American magazine "Alpha" group of the Russian intelligence It was formed within the KGB "Soviet" in 1974. In seventh place came the Special Operations Unit of the Spanish Navy, which is one of the best units of special missions In Europe for many years.
The eighth and last place was for the special task force of the Pakistani army, which is called "black storks".