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Nov 25, 2019 04:00 pm views : 334

Location : Washington

Washington- U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper fired the Navy’s top civilian over his handling of the case of a Navy SEAL who was convicted of battlefield misconduct in Iraq

WASHINGTON, President Trump fired the US Naval Chief over a verdict
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Donald Trump ousted US Naval Chief Richard Spencer in his bid to refuse a controversial presidential decision.
According to the International News Agency, Richard Spencer, the head of the US Navy, has been removed from his post to oppose arbitrary interference in military affairs and obstruct the president's controversial decision.
An order has been issued by the US Defense Department to sack the Naval Chief. The disagreement between the US Naval Chief and President Trump resulted in the termination of Navy Commando Edward, the chief of the Special Operations Force who was found guilty in a military trial.
Edward Gallagher, a US Navy commander and special operations force stationed in Iraq, was arrested for surrendering a wounded ISIS fighter, but instead of apprehending him, the American commando killed the fighter with a sharp knife.
After the US commando killed the fighter, he also made photographs of his body standing on which the commando had made a mark of victory. 
The US Navy conducted a military trial of Commando Edward on the move.
President Trump's decision was criticized by US Navy Chief Richard Spencer, calling it a disciplinary action on military discipline and court trials. 
Richard Spencer also called on President Trump to withdraw the decision.