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: GamePolitics.comVideo of U.S. Troops in Iraq Draws Comparison to Games
By pete_gallagher
Leaked video of U.S. troops in Iraq shooting civilians that were mistaken for insurgents caused a WikiLeaks spokesperson to compare the footage to a videogame.
The footage in question, which can be viewed here if you have yet to see it (warning, it is graphic) shows a pair of Apache helicopters circling a group of people on the streets of New Baghdad in July of 2007. A Fox News report states that the choppers were responding to reports of AK-47 fire in the area. The group of 9-12 people included a pair of Reuters journalists.
U.S. troops apparently mistook cameras and photography equipment for weapons and eventually open-fired, killing an undetermined amount of people, including the two Reuters photographers. A Pentagon spokesperson called the attacks justified and told Fox News that, 'The individuals who were killed, apart from the Reuters journalists, were involved in hostile activity.'
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on April 06, 2010 (boomark / email).
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