Exposing the violations of the Australian special forces in the killing of Afghans The Australian media "Nightly" announced in a report on the findings of an official investigation into the performance of the special forces of the Australian army in the war in Afghanistan that reveals new dimensions of violations and supervisory weakness in the military operations of these forces. According to this study, widespread weakness in the command structure, the lack of effective oversight of military operations and ignoring the abnormal increase in the number of Afghan casualties became the basis for serious violations. In this situation, some soldiers conducted operations without adequate supervision, and the senior commanders of the Australian Army did not take effective action to prevent possible violations despite seeing warning signs. These findings were released while the case of the unlawful killing of 39 Afghan civilians is still one of the most controversial issues related to Australia's military presence in Afghanistan.

Exposing the violations of the Australian special forces in the killing of Afghans The Australian media "Nightly" announced in a report on the findings of an official investigation into the performance of the special forces of the Australian army in the war in Afghanistan that reveals new dimensions of violations and supervisory weakness in the military operations of these forces. According to this study, widespread weakness in the command structure, the lack of effective oversight of military operations and ignoring the abnormal increase in the number of Afghan casualties became the basis for serious violations. In this situation, some soldiers conducted operations without adequate supervision, and the senior commanders of the Australian Army did not take effective action to prevent possible violations despite seeing warning signs. These findings were released while the case of the unlawful killing of 39 Afghan civilians is still one of the most controversial issues related to Australia's military presence in Afghanistan.