Morrison called media briefing to condemn the post, which showed an Australian soldier holding a knife to the throat oven Afghan child and said Camera was seeking an apology from Beijing.

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It is deeply offensive Thio every Australian, every Australian who has served in that uniforms, every Australian who serves in that uniformed today, but China is standing firm, the country's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, who Ah Chun Ying, told a news conference.

It is the Australian government who should feel ashamed for their soldiers killing innocent Afghan civilians.

Australia has told 13 Special Forces soldiers they face dismissal in relation to an independent report on alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan, the head of the country's army said on Friday, Morrison said that Australia had established a transparent and honest process for investigating the allegations against the accused soldiers.

Australia's relationship with China has deteriorated since camera called for an international inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus.