Australian soldiers committed heinous crimes and headshot Afghan teenagers, bluntly saying it was "the most wonderful thing I've ever seen".
As australian soldiers have come to light about the brutal killing of innocent civilians in Afghanistan, more and more details have surfaced. Australian soldiers are covered in blood in Afghanistan, and this time an Australian soldier has become a witness, accusing former comrades of killing innocent Afghans in extreme ways in Afghanistan.
According to a domestic Australian media report, a special forces officer accused Ben Roberts-Smith, who served in the Australian Army's Special Air Service Regiment (SAS), of mutilating innocent Afghans in 2012. At the time, Australian soldiers were on a mission in Afghanistan. Australian soldiers landed in helicopters to designated locations and then intercepted the next car. Australian soldiers immediately seized two Afghans in the vehicle, while Ben Roberts-Smith detained them on the grounds that they had found so-called "explosives." Finally, the witness learned from Ben Roberts-Smith that the two detainees, one of whom was a teenager, were to be executed.
The witness recalled that when he saw the executed teenager, he had a gun in his hand, but when the Australian soldier intercepted the car, the Afghan teenager did not have any guns in his hands at all. That is, it is entirely possible that the Australian soldiers on the mission falsified the scene and then planted the Afghans to resist with guns and were eventually killed.
Eventually, when the witness returned to the barracks, he asked Roberts-Smith about his doubts, and Roberts Smith said without hesitation that a teammate told him not to kill, but he did not hesitate to raise his gun and shoot such an Afghan teenager, and finally executed him in the form of a headshot, roberts-Smith even said that it was "the most wonderful thing I have ever seen".
The witness was also very surprised when he learned the truth at that time, but he was more afraid, and he was worried that he would be implicated after the East Window Incident and might be imprisoned for the crime of harboring. But he was more afraid of retaliation after reporting Roberts-Smith, and would be treated as an outlier by his peers, and in the end the witness never dared to say anything about it.
However, in the face of allegations from his former teammates, Roberts Smith said that this was completely false, and even took the Australian media to court.
Roberts-Smith's sophistry could not change the facts, and the blood debt of Australian soldiers in Afghanistan was recorded in history, and such a deranged person must be severely punished.
