The iron evidence of the crime was finally exposed, the scandal of the Australian army was revealed, and the prisoners were murdered.

According to a video released by the US media for the first time in recent days, the Australian Special Operations Regiment, an elite special operations unit of the Australian Army, is suspected of shooting and surrendering prisoners of war. This action aroused the great indignation of an Australian commander in the video, who said that the deceased had been captured before. However, other members of the Australian Army were cold-blooded and ruthless, still talking and laughing, as if it was not a person but an animal being executed.

According to US media, the Australian Special Air Service Corps was performing a raid in a village in Uruzgan, the central province of Afghanistan. In this operation, members of the Australian Special Air Service Group shot and killed at least 3 locals. However, what is strange is that according to the action photos released by the Australian army before, two of the three dead used or all used the same rifle. This has caused the outside world to question the Australian army’s shooting behavior. It is suspected that the Australian soldiers deliberately used the remains and guns of the deceased in order to prove that their killing was reasonable. The video materials released by the US media this time may be in some way To the extent this confirms this speculation.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time the Australian army has been exposed to such bloodthirsty behavior. Previously, the Australian Second Commando also launched a night joint raid somewhere in Afghanistan. The goal of the operation was to capture a group of drug traffickers belonging to extremist forces. Because the operation was very smooth, all drug dealers became prisoners, but too many prisoners also brought another problem-the helicopter space was limited and could not accommodate all 7 prisoners. The Australian Special Forces’ solution was “simply and neatly” and shot one of the prisoners directly.

In addition, Roberts Smith, a member of the Australian Special Air Service Corps, chased and shot an unarmed disabled man in an operation, and afterwards took off the deceased’s left leg prosthesis as a “trophy” ". But what is unexpected is that this member of the atrocities has not been punished by the higher authorities of the Australian army.

In fact, these crimes against humanity have been disclosed sporadically by the media in the past few years. Although every time they are disclosed, they will arouse strong criticism from the public. The Australian Ministry of Defense has also promised to deal with it seriously in order to calm things down. But to this day, new evidence of the Australian Army’s crimes is still constantly exposed, which is enough to show that the Australian Ministry of Defense has not put its promises into practice. Regarding this phenomenon, an American soldier said: Everyone on the battlefield has a bottom line that needs to be followed, but this bottom line does not seem to exist for Australians.