Nel 2019, durante un attacco coordinato contro i civili nel distretto di Westlands a Nairobi, in Kenya, un operatore SAS britannico non identificato, che si trovava in Kenya per svolgere un addestramento, si è precipitato in aiuto, scortando gruppi di ostaggi, trasportando civili feriti e uccidendo due dei cinque aggressori.

More information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nairobi_DusitD2_complex_attack

A British SAS operator, who was in the country to conduct training, responded to the attack and entered the complex. Known by his nom-de-guerre, Christian Craighead, he wore a shield badge on his tactical vest, a balaclava over his face, while indicating an “Agent” insignia to bystanders. **He was joined by Slovenian, Dan J. Prastalo, a member of Diplomatic Protective Services Tactical Response Unit (DPS-TRU).** Craighead led the group clearing each floor of the office and car park buildings. They were heard shouting call sign “Eagle Eagle Security Forces” as they tried to call out hostages that were hiding. Both individuals were seen on the mainstream media clips escorting groups of hostages and carrying wounded ones, before running back into the complex while the attackers were shooting down on them. Australian High Commission security detail also exchanged fire with the terrorists as they made their way into the complex, injuring one attacker. While it had been thought that the attack had been neutralized after a few hours, gunfire and explosions were again heard early on 16 January. Craighead shot and killed two of the attackers and was awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross for his extreme bravery.

The man in the picture is using the nom-de-guerre (fake name) Christian Craighead. *- kopirano od original OP*

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