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"This is a task without a way back"
Morpeh Robert Oʼnil told Fox News about the murder of bin Laden
The fighter of the American elite division of Navy Seals Robert Oʼnil took part in the operation to eliminate the leader of Al-Kaeda Osama bin Laden-it was he who shot the most famous terrorist of the planet. After 16 years of service in the Armed Forces, Oʼil decided to quit and reveal his personality - he is not at all afraid of the revenge of terrorists.
Fox News journalist Peter Dusi met with O'nil and found out what a man shot the bin of Laden feels, and how the marketing of Morpeh took place after the assault on the mansion of the al-Keda leader in early May 2011.
Oʼnil says that at first he could not believe that it was he who killed Osama bin Laden. Morpeh is still trying to evaluate this act - and does not know whether he was the worst or the best in his life. Before you go to this task, Oʼnil wrote letters to his children, fearing that he would not return home. In them, he explained why he went on a mission and apologized that he could upset the children with his death. The last person with whom Omber spoke before sending on a mission was his father - Morpeh thanked him for everything and said goodbye.
In order to somehow get distracted during the flight to Abbottabad, where there was a bin Laden mansion, Oʼnil counted up to a thousand and back. During this monotonous lesson, the “sea cat” recalled George Bush's words about September 11: “Today the faceless coward attacked how it is. Freedom will be protected. " Because of this memoirs, Omber admits, he had goosebumps in his body.
“I turned to the right - he stands half a meter, behind his wife, with his hands on her shoulders, a man whose face I saw a thousand times - Osama bin Laden,” recalls Oʼnil. Immediately after that, he shot Bin Laden in his head three times and became convinced that he had died. Not a single word was uttered.
Oʼnil believes: it does not matter who exactly shot Bin Laden; It was not he who and not even the entire team of "sea seals" that flew out on the mission. The “number one terrorist” was killed by the whole country, Morpeh believes. After the operation in the Bin Ladena mansion, Oʼnil went to another task in Afghanistan, after which he decided to leave the service. “The only thing I am sorry about is I can’t see my guys,” he says.
The program about Robert Oʼnil was shown on the air of Fox News in two parts in the evening of November 11 and 12. Partial decryption and TV shows are available on the channel’s website ( part 1 , part 2 ).
“The more we trained, the more we understood that this task is without a way back. We will fly and we will not return home. ” According to O'Nil, the whole team thought that they would die when the house would explode or when Bin Laden would undermine. Or they will be arrested by the Pakistanis (English.).