
Australia's most decorated war veteran appeals court ruling that blamed him for unlawful killing of Afghans
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Ben Robert-Smith, a decorated Australian war veteran, has appealed a court ruling that blames him for the unlawful killings of four Afghans.
The Federal Court confirmed that the 44-year-old recipient of the revered Victorian Cross for gallantry in Afghanistan filed an appeal with the court on Tuesday against that ruling.
Roberts-Smith had taken leave from his job as a state manager of the Seven West Media national business since 2021 to focus on the court case and quit a day after the verdict. His case has been financed by the company’s billionaire executive chair, Kerry Stokes.
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