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Defence Force chief apologises to the Afghan people after 'unlawful killings' of Afghans confirmed

Published 19 November 2020, 1:52 am
The Chief of the Australian Defence Force Angus Campbell has offered a "sincere and unreserved" apology to the Afghan people after a long-awaited report into the conduct of Australian Special Forces soldiers found "credible information" of unlawful killings by Australian soldiers.
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