U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper expressed confidence on Sunday in the U.S. mil...
BANGKOK - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper expressed confidence on Sunday in the U.S. military justice system’s ability to hold troops to account, two days after President Donald Trump pardoned two Army officers accused of war crimes in Afghanistan.
Critics have said Trump’s pardons would undermine military justice and send a message that battlefield atrocities would be tolerated. Last year, Golsteyn, an Army Green Beret, was charged with murdering an Afghan man during a 2010 deployment to Afghanistan.
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