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said 19 service personnel could face prosection over the allegations. 0ur australia correspondent shaimail reports. the defence chief's language left us in no doubt about how grave these alleged violations in afghanistan were. general angus campbell used words like toxic, appalling and shameful when describing the actions of members of the special forces, and it wasn't just that these alleged executions occurred, but it was also the culture of impunity in which they happened. these findings allege the most serious breaches of military conduct and professional values. the killing, the unlawful killing, of civilians and prisoners is never acceptable. none of the alleged unlawful killings were described as being in the heat of battle. none were alleged to have occurred in circumstances in which the intent of the perpetrator was unclear, confused or mistaken. one picture stood out in general campbell's address — the moment he described the coercion of somejunior soldiers to allegedly shoot unarmed civilians to get their first kill ina civilians to get their first kill in a practice known as

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daniel shaima reports from when a size the number of people killed in infected by the corona virus across latin america in the caribbean, continues to rise along the way governments have been handling the pandemic protests in mexico with more than 1000000. people infected to brazil with more than 6 and a half 1000000 hopes rest on a vaccine. we know that they're leaving the vaccine. in fact, late this, the but i was actually from latin america in the caribbean. if you make that a vaccination, i only do it by fear of the population. are we going to see more than $2000000000.00? but already weak economies have been devastated by the pandemic with businesses closed thousands losing their homes and health services stretched to breaking point . all are impatient to see an effective vaccine introduced that then show me the medical care vaccines and medicines must be free and universally available. a few others are expecting the vaccine to be free, but affordable and easily available. argentina has already bought 9000000 doses to cover 10 percent of its population corporation in solidarity of a

our australia correspondent, shaima khalil, reports.d out in general campbell‘s address. the moment he described the coercion of some junior soldiers to allegedly shoot unarmed civilians to get their first kill in a practice known as blooding. there are also allegations that radios and weapons were planted to substantiate claims that the victims were enemies killed in action. general campbell said that a badly needed cultural change was under way. he also addressed the afghan people. to the people of afghanistan, on behalf of the australian defence force, i sincerely and unreservedly apologise for any wrongdoing by australian soldiers. such alleged behaviour profoundly disrespected the trust placed in us by the afghan people who had asked us to their country to help them. it would have devastated the lives of afghan families and communities, causing immeasurable pain and suffering. a special investigator will be appointed to look at the findings of the report, gather evidence and then present it to the public prosecutor. a process that