Meanwhile a Dutch pilot, whose strike on Mosul accidentally killed a family of four, has been speaking to investigators for a new book, Missie F-16, about his torment over the case. telegraaf.nl/nieuws/1399298…
@MinBijleveld : “That you were wrongly informed.”
@IsabelleDiks: "I would call that a lie."
[Worth noting US and Australia are among @CJTFOIR allies which have disclosed significant detail about such cases.]
[Airwars held the first talks in Den Hague with @Defensie officials in July 2019, after several years of MoD refusals.]
[@CJTFOIR allies have always been free to declare strike activity and civilian harm from their own actions. The Dutch chose not to- hence rated by us 'least transparent']
@NOS has shared with us the following on the record @OIRSpox email to them from December 2018, which contradicts this claim.
Minister: You must trust the Public Prosecutors Office & @CENTCOM.
Karabulut: We cannot control power, until we can see Public Prosecutors office [OM] report.
This was 4 years ago.
Transparency and accountability are key.