OZschwitz security firm that murdered three in Iraq (and is staffed with statists) wins $9m deal

THE Australian security firm that shot dead an Australian academic and two Iraqi women in Baghdad will now guard the government's embassy in the city.

Unity Resources Group, a Dubai security firm created in 2000 by a retired SAS commander, has been granted a $9 million-a-year contract to provide "security services" in Baghdad.

In a strange twist, that contract will mean Unity will be guarding the same embassy that investigated it in 2006, after it shot dead Professor Kays Juma, an Australian-Iraqi who was working at a Baghdad university.

Unity defended its actions at the time, saying its staff thought Professor Juma, an Australian permanent resident, was a suicide bomber. The Iraqi government later labelled the company "reckless".

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OZschwitz security firm that murdered three in Iraq (and is staffed with statists) wins $9m deal

OZschwitz security firm that murdered three in Iraq (and is staffed with statists) wins $9m deal

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