@ray.zoz: Robert O'Neill killed Osama bin Laden by shooting him three times in the head at close range during the covert operation Neptune Spear on May 2, 2011. The former member of the elite Navy SEAL Team Six recounted the events in detail in interviews and in his memoir, The Operator. The moment of the assault: The decisive encounter occurred on the third floor of the fortified residential compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan. The operation unfolded as follows: The ascent: O'Neill was climbing the stairs behind the group's assault leader. The first obstacle: Upon reaching the third-floor landing, the first SEAL spotted a man peeking out and fired a shot that either missed or only wounded the target. Immediately, the first soldier rushed towards some women in the hallway to absorb any potential explosion if they were wearing suicide vests. Entering the room: O'Neill overtook his partner and entered the dark room using his night-vision scope. The shots: At less than a meter away, he identified Osama bin Laden, who was standing behind one of his wives. O'Neill shot him twice in quick succession in the forehead. The Al-Qaeda leader fell to the floor next to the bed, at which point the soldier fired a third, fatal shot to the head. #antiterrorist #hero #fpyシ #antipdf #edit

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