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Phillip AdamsBrisbane, Australia
14 May 2026

Hi All,

I hope you are well, if you haven’t already can you please sign my petition click this link to sign> https://www.change.org/SOSsaveoursoldiers 

 

This petition is intended to stop the Australian Government committing a crime of aggression as determined in its ratification of the 1997 Rome Statute for the International Criminal Court.

 

 

The Australian government must ensure that any involvement in wars outside Australia must be in accordance with a specific UN mandates to do so. This petition intends to present grievances to the Australian Parliament in relation to Australia’s direct involvement in a posible crime of aggression.

 

Where is the UN Mandate??? The people will not sit idle whilst politicians break the law. Nobody is above the law.

 

Back ground> The UAE has been identified as possibly being involved in direct attacks on Iranian oil fields. Netanyahu visited the UAE during the Israeli and USA war of aggression against Iran. 

Iran destroyed USA military radar facilities in the UAE and now Australia plans to send E-7A Wedgetail surveillance aircraft and air to air missiles to UAE. Australia is possibly supporting a crime of aggression against Iran as per the ICC determination of a crime of aggression

 

Below is a copy and paste of the script from the Australian Defence Ministers’ Press Release. Image herein. 

 

Defence ministers’ meeting on the Strait of Hormuz multilateral mission

“13 May 2026

Overnight I joined defence ministers from more than 40 other countries to reaffirm the use of collective diplomatic, economic and military capabilities to support freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.

Australia stands ready to support an independent and strictly defensive Multinational Military Mission, led by the United Kingdom and France, once it is established. 

Our intention is to contribute Australia’s world-leading E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to this defensive effort.

While this platform is already doing work in the region, providing this capability would make a valuable contribution to the multinational mission and efforts to secure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Multinational Military Mission is designed to complement ongoing diplomatic engagement and de-escalation efforts, while demonstrating a tangible commitment to the security of international trade.

We want to see this conflict end, the Strait of Hormuz open and freedom of navigation resume. The longer this conflict goes on the more significant the impact on Australia will be. Our Government is doing all we can to shield Australians from the impacts.

We will continue to consult and work with partners to support these efforts.” https://www.minister.defence.gov.au/statements/2026-05-13/defence-ministers-meeting-strait-hormuz-multilateral-mission 

 

 

 

 

Thankyou again for your interest

 

Cheers 

 

Phillip

 

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