Afghanistan: Soldiers accused of using ‘dum-dum’ bullets
Three Danish soldiers have been sent home from Afghanistan and accused of possessing illegal ammunition by the military’s Judge Advocate General (JAG).
Two privates and an officer have been charged with having 20 rounds of hollow point bullets, also known as dum-dums, in their pistols.
Dum-dum bullets expand on impact, causing much more damage than conventional ammunition, and have been banned for use in military operations since the 1899 Hague Convention.
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