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by Republic today (Here there are reserved: who knows why)


released a video where you see a group of people, including a Reuters reporter , attacked by an Apache. Also killed two children


telephoto They exchange for rocket launchers

U.S. helicopter kills twelve civilians in Iraq

OAS_RICH ('Left');

An image of the video of the attack on civilians in Baghdad dell'Apache

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video Pentagon

collateralmurder.com obtained from the site shows images of the killing of eleven people in Baghdad - including a Reuters photographer, his driver and an Iraqi who had tried to help the wounded - by the crew of a helicopter Apache uses a telephoto lens, which he mistook for a rocket launcher.

The video shows the first volley of bullets fired at the group, who was just walking down the street, followed by other attacks on an Iraqi driver who had stopped to help some of the wounded. The murder of photographer Namir Noor-Eldeen and his driver Saeed Chmagh occurred July 12, 2007 in a district southeast of Baghdad. The movie, released from the site, is shot by camera automatically Apache helicopter and contains the registration of trade between the U.S. troops excited.

"Look at those bastards dead," cried one of the pilots after the first attack against the group. When the 'Samaritan' Iraqi, who in his van two children, trying to provide relief to the injured, the helicopter's crew asked for permission to open fire again. "Come on, let's shoot!" Exclaims one of the soldiers on the helicopter. When were injured in the attack shows that even the two children in the van, one of the soldiers says "It 's not his fault, was not to bring children into battle." The images show American soldiers in armored vehicles arrived at the accident site to rescue the injured children groped by bringing in a U.S. emergency room. But the soldiers are ordered to bring the children injured in an ordinary Iraqi hospital. OAS_RICH ('Middle');

( April 6, 2010)

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