Overseas network depth: Disdo the Middle East civilians and added new crimes, and the human rights "defendant seat" on the station on the United States and Britain and Australia

The Broadcasting Corporation said the four Afghan teenagers were shot shot by the British army in the Village of Roybag. (Figure/BBC)

A recent investigation released by the Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has unveiled the British army's crimes in Afghanistan -the British Army Special Electric Qin Team (SAS) personnel have repeatedly killed captives and non -iron people in suspicious circumstances. The truth of the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom ... with the disclosure and deepening of the investigation, the truth of the United States and its allies has increasingly surfaced the truth about the mastery of civilians in the Middle East.

Appalling

The Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) "Wide -angle Mirror" program analyzed hundreds of pages of SAS's action records, including a report that it had been killed or captured in Hermand, Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011. The survey found that SAS members have killed prisoners of war and indifferent civilians in Afghanistan many times, and one of the troops may illegally kill 54 people during the 6 -month -old resident.

The details of the BBC's investigation and review are appalling: in a large number of raids, more people who were killed were more than the weapons found from the scene, which showed that SAS was shooting and killing people without an iron, and the SAS personnel may leave weapons after the killing. The scene; SAS members compete with each other "who can kill the most" ...

For a series of illegal killings, the senior management of the British special forces knew that it had repeatedly concealed. BBC disclosed that although the law stipulates that the British special forces commander has obligations to report to the Royal Gendarmerie in the UK on such incidents, they have not been transferred to any evidence. "These evidence is included in confidential documents restricted access to access. Only a few special forces officers can access it "". The British Ministry of Defense has repeatedly argued that the British army has "served courage and professional spirit" in Afghanistan and has been subject to "highest standards".

Not only did it not be reported that when the British Emperor Gendarmerian involved in the investigation, the British military obstructed. According to the BBC report, the Royal Gendarmerie began investigating more than 600 crimes in Afghanistan in Afghanistan in 2014, but was blocked by the British military, which led to "no sufficient evidence to accuse anyone." The Financial Times stated that although the Royal Gendarmerie has conducted two investigations on the British special forces, it has not reached the threshold of evidence each time.

Guilty

Once SAS's killing innocent scandal was exposed, public opinion was uproar.

Oliver Lee, former commander of the Royal Navy Marine in Afghanistan, told the BBC that these improper behaviors were "incredible" and it was worth public investigation. The leadership of the British special forces refused to disclose the evidence "completely unacceptable." British war expert Frank Rydevich said that no matter whether there is a goal, special forces usually launch a raid against the Taliban at night, "this has become a permanent motorcycle for killing and capture."

The British Labor Party Councilor John Hili told the Financial Times that the report was "disturbing", which covered the reputation of the British army. These statements. British Liberal Party Defense Spokesperson Jamie Stone said that "an independent investigation immediately."

Many British media have accused the British military of war crimes. The BBC commented when disclosed this series of crimes that our evidence depicts a disturbing picture -this indicates that the British special forces have committed war crimes, and these crimes have been covered over the years. The Guardian states that preliminary evidence shows that British soldiers have committed war crimes in Afghanistan. This is not surprising. The International Criminal Court discovered evidence of the British army in Iraq as early as 2020. Britain has never sued soldiers who might crimes, which shows that the United Kingdom believes that foreigners' lives are not important. The Voice of America quoted experts from experts that the results of the BBC's investigation were "shocking, and it clearly depicts the amazing degree of the British army's guilty and lack of responsibility."

Blood debt

It is not surprising that SAS killing innocence is not surprising, similar to the scandal on the United States and its allies.

Australian soldiers exposed in 2020 also shocked the world illegally killing 39 Afghan civilians. The adult men and boys were concentrated and shot, and the two 14 -year -old boys were cut into their pockets into the river. They also asked recruits to shoot prisoners of war to "practice hands" ... These brutal crimes were strongly condemned and discussed by the international community.

The United States is the blood of the people of the Middle East. According to the "New York Times" investigation disclosure: On July 19, 2016, the US special combat forces bombed the Halk suburbs in northern Syria, which caused 120 villagers to be killed there; in 2017, the U.S. military in Iraq " The car bomb "launched an air strike, and the actual car was uploaded by the family who wanted to escape the battle ... Since 2001, the war and military operations launched in the United States in the name of counter -terrorism have killed more than 900,000 people, of which about 335,000 are civilians. Millions of people were injured and tens of millions of people were displaced.

Blood debt was exhausted, but the United States and its allies repeatedly denied the crime of slaughtering civilians.The U.S. Department of Defense reported in May this year that the ministry's air strikes that caused up to 64 civilian deaths in Syria in 2019 "did not violate the US war rules or war laws", and the survey results did not require any disciplinary sanctions.The United States not only covers the crimes of killing civilians, but also repeatedly prevented the international community from investigating the war crimes committed.In 2020, due to the approval of the International Criminal Court of Criminal Court to investigate the war crime and anti -human crimes involved in Afghanistan in Afghanistan, the U.S. government also announced sanctions on relevant personnel of the International Criminal Court.After disclosure of the internal investigation report of the Pentagon of the United States Pentagon, Geen Tate, who had served as an appraiser at the Office of the U.S. Department of Defense's Supervisor's Office, told the New York Times: "This is the standard government route-Make mistakes, but there is no improper behavior. If the same mistakes have happened again and again in many years, shouldn't anyone make a difference about it? "(Text/Lao Du)

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