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Ben Roberts-Smith (file image) - AAP 1 of 1 5370537724001 Increasing violence in Afghanistan has prompted the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation trial to briefly resume hearings, despite Sydney s citywide lockdown. The Federal Court will sit in person next week to take evidence from four Afghan villagers about their encounters with Australia s Special Air Service Regiment. Mr Roberts-Smith, a highly decorated former SAS soldier, is suing three newspapers over reports alleging he was involved in war crimes, murders and bullying during the war in Afghanistan. The villagers are due to give evidence from the nation s capital, Kabul, the court was told on Monday. But fighting between the national government and the Taliban in regional areas meant the villagers ability to travel to Kabul was becoming increasingly risky, the newspapers barrister Nicholas Owens said.

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