New Zealand military justice declared himself guilty on Monday, August 18, a soldier from the country of espionage attempt. The latter admitted to having tried to send information to a foreign country.
A New Zealand military court said on Monday, August 18, guilty of espionage tried a soldier on Monday, August 18, who admitted to having tried to send detailed information about military bases to a foreign country.
Copies of Christchurch attacks
However, military justice has not allowed the dissemination of the identity of the soldier in question, nor the name of the country in question, for reasons related to research.
The soldier also admitted to having accessed a computer system for dishonest purposes.
He maintained copies of the live broadcast of Christchurch attacks, which left 51 dead in March 2019, as well as a document written by its author, Brenton Tarant.
Source: BFM TV
