tribunal convicts Hezbollah defendant in Hariri assassination caseMichelle Obama presses fight for Biden with scathing attack on TrumpTrump-appointed Postal Service chief to testify amid fears about U.S. electionTrump-appointed Postal Service chief to testify amid fears about U.S. electionTrump administration finalizes oil drilling plan in Alaska wildlife refugeMedical chiefs say coronavirus risk at school smaller than damage of not goingJames Corden cuts a relaxed figure as he heads to the shopsSadie Frost, 55, admits she may never move in with millionaire partnerWWE NXT's Bronson Reed on climbing the ladder of success at TakeOver XXXPorsche launches investigation into suspected engine manipulation - BamSGotham Knights gameplay trailer breakdown: 17 things we spottedMercedes owners' payout hope over diesel emissions scandalI'm A Celeb struggling to book top stars now show doesn't involve Australia tripTômtex is a leather alternative made from waste seafood shells and coffee groundsGavin Williamson skipped meeting to go on holiday ahead of A-level fiasco, reports claimDC FanDome: Warner Bros considering 'Static Shock' movieRuth Langsford shares peek into sweet date with Eamonn HolmesMourinho hails Tottenham's 'amazing' business in the transfer windowCanyon Roadlite:ON review: the perfect city commuting e-bikeMiley Cyrus pens emotional tribute to her grandmother after her deathGreek islands inform design for Monastery Studio facial spaTurkey Twizzlers sell out across UK within hours as they return to shelves after 15 yearsColeen Rooney puts on a leggy display in denim shortsIrina Shayk serves a chic 90s look for a walk with daughter Lea in NYCAndy Murray downs Tiafoe to win first match of the yearShould you really pay more for insurance cover extras?Chromecast Audio review: audiophile streaming for your dimwitted HiFiFears of a second wave as Italy records 1,000 Covid cases in 24 hoursMini Cooper S Convertible spied losing some of its camouflageCoronavirus: How to charter a private jet for less than £1,200Where to eat in London: Old favourites reopening and new places to check outAdviser linked to exam fiasco gets role in radical planning changesPiers Morgan told to 'f*** off' by Bette Midler in Twitter spat over Meghan MarkleAnt McPartlin and Anne-Marie Corbett get enjoy rainy walk with dogsTransfer news LIVE: Gabriel to Arsenal complete; Chelsea 'sign' Chilwell, Havertz next; Sancho to Man UnitedMIDAS SHARE TIPS: Taseko turned $1 into $360millionFerne McCann opens up on dating as she regains confidence with launch of new fitness platform EmbodymentRich landowners block bid to build 'world's longest coastal footpath'Score Chef Curtis Stone's favorite coffee maker for under $50Fear and fatalism in Birmingham as Covid cases surgeThe Suicide Squad characters confirmed for James Gunn's DC movieRomeo Beckham's model girlfriend Mia Regan wraps her legs around himDe Gea can recover from horrendous form at Man United, says Ferdinand'I am a pensioner and it has not been easy making the payments': Heartless bills stoke grief for families in council tax trap after bereavementSamsung Galaxy S30 Plus set to come with MONSTER new hardwareBest core exercises: get faster six pack gains, better posture, better balanceRolls-Royce Dawn Silver Bullet special edition revealed'Annoyed' holidaymakers prepare to quarantine for two weeks as they return from CroatiaMedical chiefs say coronavirus risk at school smaller than damage of not goingJames Corden cuts a relaxed figure as he heads to the shopsTrump authorizes sanctions over ICC Afghanistan war crimes case The lead helicopter, using the moniker Crazyhorse, opens fire. The files record 66,081 civilian deaths out of 109,000 recorded deaths. The US defence department was embarrassed when that confidential report appeared on the Wikileaks site last month alongside a slew of military documents. Another responds a little later: "Oh yeah, look at those dead bastards. Wikileaks director Julian Assange said his organisation had to break through encryption by the military to view it. "Wikileaks says it will shortly release a second secret US military video showing the deaths of civilians in an attack in Afghanistan. Then it claimed the helicopters reacted to an active firefight. "Hahaha.

Many of these attacks also resulted in civilian deaths, or collateral damage as they are referred to by US army personnel. It is unclear if some of the men are armed but Noor-Eldeen can be seen with a camera. The campaign lobbies Australia’s federal government to both press its closest ally, the US, to withdraw the charges and to push Britain to ensure Assange’s safety.He said while the US indictment against Assange did not “explicitly mention Collateral Murder … it is very much part of the broader prosecution case [because of what it illustrates about the US rules of engagement] and it is one of the many reasons to oppose what is happening to Assange”.“Collateral Murder shows unlawful killing by Australia’s closest ally,” Barns said. One of the helicopters opens fire with armour-piercing shells. After ground forces arrive and the children are discovered, the American air crew blame the Iraqis. Assange said that the video demonstrated that neither claim was true. The Iraq War documents leak is the disclosure to WikiLeaks of 391,832 United States Army field reports, also called the Iraq War Logs, of the Iraq War from 2004 to 2009 and published on the Internet on 22 October 2010. "One of the men on the ground, believed to be Chmagh, is seen wounded and trying to crawl to safety. But perhaps most embarrassing leak for the US defence department was that of the 2008 report itself which appeared on the Wikileaks site last month.Footage of July 2007 attack made public as Pentagon identifies website as threat to national security