The top -secret photo of the prison prison prison in the United States is exposed!One of them is the

Jimu Journalist Li Lili

On June 12, the New York Times announced a group of prisoners detained by the U.S. military in the Guantanamo prison, which was taken by a military photographer. This is one of the first prisoners of prisoners disclosed in the military in 20 years.

Guantanamo Prison is a military prison set up by the United States in Cubana Bay Naval Base in Cuba in 2002. Over the years, CIA agents have been interrogated by prisoners privately, and torture forces have been exposed, including various torture such as water torture, prohibiting sleep, and sexual abuse.

According to the New York Times, for 20 years, the U.S. military has strictly controlled the outside world's understanding of the Guantanamo prison prisoner. The detained prisoners are rarely made up.

In 2011, Wikilytic Decrypture announced the confidential photos of some prisoners from the leaked information file, and people had the opportunity to see.

Today, the New York Times has obtained these photos from the National Archives of the National Archives of the New York Times, and is public.

The photos were taken by a military photographer to show the interrogation situation to the then Minister of Defense Donald Ramsfield. The per capita in the picture was the first batch of prisoners to be sent to Guantanamo Bay from Afghanistan.

The picture above shows that on a C-141 cargo aircraft, the crew put a US flag in the hands of prisoners and took a commemorative photo. These prisoners were wearing shackles and hats and eye masks on their heads to ensure that they could not see or perceive the surrounding environment. Wearing a mask is to prevent them from bringing infectious diseases.

The photographer said that after the prisoner tried to twist his limbs and watch things through the eye mask, his eye mask was immediately stuck by the tape.

Australians David Hicks was arrested by the US military for participating in the Afghan war. The guard identified his identity through the tattoo on his left arm. Hicks acknowledged the crime of war in 2007 and was repatriated.

Navy photographers said: "After wearing shackles, these prisoners are more likely to transport." Soldiers recalled that these prisoners were easy to "carry" because they were thin and malnourished.

On January 11, 2002, the first batch of prisoners arrived at the Guantanamo Prison. The military banned CNN and the Miami Pioneer. The media could watch the first batch of prisoners' arrival, but could not leave the video record.

The New York Times emphasized that if these photos were taken by photographers in the news media, no photo could be retained in the Kantanamo Bay military review.

A week later, the US Department of Defense announced the photos of 20 prisoners kneeling on the ground, photographed by a naval photographer, and initially only for the leaders of the Pentagon.

According to the Geneva Convention, the prisoner's prisoner prisoners who have detained prisoners of war. In this regard, the Bush administration explained that the prisoners' faces were invisible in these photos.

This photo is also emphasizing that more than 780 people who have been taken to Guantanamo prison are "the worst people".

However, in the past 20 years, only 18 were accused and 5 were convicted by military courts.

The picture above shows the prison soldiers moving a man's prosthesis, and the man's prosthesis extends to his knee bone.

It is said that the man was Mullah Fazel Mohammad Mazloom, a senior member of Taliban. He has two names, sometimes called Maora Mohammed Fazil.

He was locked here for 13 years. In 2014, Mazrum returned to Afghanistan through the "Prisoner", and he is now the Deputy Minister of Defense of Afghanistan.

Prison medical room

Check the body for prisoners

When distributing food, the prisoner must kneel down, and the face is facing the door of the cell, so that the guard will enter

Each prisoner has two barrels, one is used for cleaning, and the other is used for urinating

A prisoner is praying

More and more facts have proved that hundreds of prisoners were taken to Guantanamo prison and suffered CIA torture.

(Picture source: New York Times)

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