Former soldiers say they fear Iraqi trainees committed war crimes with allies' weapons
Speaking publicly for the first time, military whistleblower says Canadian commanders were warned
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Speaking publicly for the first time, military whistleblower says Canadian commanders were warned
Canada and its allies not only trained suspected Iraqi war criminals in 2018 — they also distributed western-made weapons and protective equipment, says a former soldier who was among the first to blow the whistle on videos that implicate the trainees in atrocities.
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