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ADF Afghanistan veterans will keep war medals, Defence Minister Peter Dutton says

ADF Afghanistan veterans will keep war medals, Defence Minister Peter Dutton says
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Australian war crimes Afghanistan: Everything we know

Australian war crimes Afghanistan: Everything we know
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Afghan militia leader Matiullah Khan gave gold watches to Australian Special Forces commanders

Afghan militia leader Matiullah Khan gave gold watches to Australian Special Forces commanders Posted FriFriday 5 updated FriFriday 5 Uruzgan chief of police, Brigadier General Matiullah Khan (centre), was killed in 2015. ( Share Print text only Cancel Australian Special Forces commanders were given gold watches by a corrupt Afghan warlord who doubled as a powerful local police chief. Key points: His political connections and private army helped keep the Taliban at bay in Uruzgan Province To refuse the luxury items might have caused offence or embarrassment The ABC can reveal notorious Afghan militia leader Matiullah Khan, who was killed in 2015, regularly presented Rado watches worth more than $1,000 to senior Australian soldiers during rotations in Uruzgan province.

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