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Investigation into Alleged War Crimes by Australian Elite Soldiers in Afghanistan

Jan 20 2024

Investigation into Alleged War Crimes by Australian Elite Soldiers in Afghanistan: A groundbreaking episode of 60 MINUTES will expose disturbing allegations regarding the behavior of certain Australian elite soldiers during the conflict in Afghanistan. Journalists Nick McKenzie and Chris Masters, renowned for their investigative work, have spent two years conducting extensive research to uncover unsettling truths about a group of individuals who are considered heroes by the Australian public. These soldiers, belonging to the Special Air Service (SAS) and Commando regiments, played a crucial role in Australia's longest war. However, there are serious concerns about the conduct of a small number of these soldiers. Fellow soldiers have made damning allegations, asserting that these individuals frequently took matters into their own hands and potentially committed grave war crimes, such as the unlawful execution of innocent civilians and detainees. This story is the result of a collaborative investigation by the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and 60 MINUTES.