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Former Australian Special Forces Soldier Charged With Afghan War Crime - Vimarsana News

Former Australian Special Forces Soldier Charged With Afghan War Crime

An ex-Australian SAS soldier who served in Afghanistan has been arrested and charged with a war crime. Oliver ...

How Defence chiefs committed Australian special forces to the US drug war in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

How Defence chiefs committed Australian special forces to the US drug war in Afghanistan

Should there be an inquiry into the role of Australia's military top brass and Defence chiefs regarding alleged war crimes in Afghanistan?

War crimes and press freedom battle in Australia - Vimarsana News

War crimes and press freedom battle in Australia

A whistleblower criminal trial and a defamation case involving a high-profile soldier and leading media houses: these are the main justice forums where alleged war crimes by Australian armed forces in Afghanistan are currently being exposed and debated. Meanwhile the Office of the Special Investigator has just told the Senate that it is investigating over 40 such cases.

Ben Roberts-Smith trial: SAS officer Andrew Hastie recalls encounter with war hero in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

Ben Roberts-Smith trial: SAS officer Andrew Hastie recalls encounter with war hero in Afghanistan

Mr Hastie, a former SAS troop commander who served in Afghanistan, has been called by Nine newspapers in its defamation case against Mr Roberts-Smith.

Court on Afghanistan told: Ex-Aussie commander said 'I just want to kill' - Vimarsana News

Court on Afghanistan told: Ex-Aussie commander said 'I just want to kill'

A former Australian army commander accused of war crimes while serving in Afghanistan as part of a US-led occupation force told another soldier “I just want to kill [expletive],” a witness has said during a court hearing.

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