Australian SAS soldier shoots an unarmed Afghan man at close range in Afghanistan.
The helmet-camera footage was recorded during a 2012 raid in Uruzgan Province. The Afghan man, Dad Mohammad, had already been brought to the ground after being attacked by a military dog and appeared unarmed when the soldier fired three shots from just a few metres away.
The footage later became key evidence in an Australian war crimes investigation. Former SAS soldier Oliver Schulz was charged with the war crime of murder in connection with the incident and has pleaded not guilty. The case remains before the courts.
Al-Qassam Brigades published a video of the famous “stylish fighter.”
His aunt conveyed a message he used to repeat before his death. She said he bought his weapon with his own money to avenge his father. According to his aunt and his friends, these were his words:
“I am my father’s shadow, his revenge that has continued for 30 years.
I am my father’s footsteps that turned the tanks of our killer into wreckage and his soldiers into torn bodies. You have seen some of our might in style, but the story has hidden details that I will tell. Its title is ‘My Father’s Legacy.’
I am the son of Hisham. Ask the grandfather of my killer about him. He will tell you about the fighter who was the first to strike the occupation in Khan Younis, when he opened fire on the occupation camp at the Khan Younis Police Station 30 years ago. They were the first bullets of revenge from the weapons that marked the beginning of the pursuit of the first Al-Qassam fighters in Khan Younis. My father was one of them.
I am the son of the wanted man, whom I bid farewell in October, the month that always carried a lump in my throat since I took a final look at my father in 1992 after his epic battle in Khan Younis.
October, which Al-Aqsa Flood turned into a day of victory and fulfilled revenge, the day that transformed every lump in the throat of every orphan and widow whose loved ones were taken by the occupation into a day of pride and victory.”
The fighters of BLA are not born out of hatred; they are born from the ash of burnt villages, abducted brothers, and decades of colonial exploitation. And gradually the whole world will get to know this truth.
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@BalochLatif@Zara_Baloch26@DureshewarB
@HamnaAli731199@SattiNaeem8553 Pakistani awam agar tum jese bewaqoof hain to GHQ ka plan jaldi execute hota hain
Itna bhi bewaqoof ho k ye cloth culture Afghanistan ka nahi balke Punjab ka hain
@AlfredBloodbath@SattiNaeem8553 Who the hell are you to decide this in America
This video shows a girl wears a Pakistani culture cloths
What if i say the US should bomb Mexico and destroy them to take their mirals while i am Asia
@Afghan0344 Ha bilkul yaha par aaj main ne dekha k ek banda tha Rosted morghi kaa raha tha roti nahi thi bichare k pass ghareeb insan ne baghair roti ka mirgha kaya
@PageBlank@5Pillarsuk When i saw your comment on this first i expected a country and then i checked your account and then said thank God i was right about this person country
I can feel your pain