Summary:According to an Associated Press report on the 10th, demonstrations were held in Helmand province in southern Afghanistan on the 8th. Protesters accused the UK’s Prince Harry of “atrocities” in Afghanistan. Prince Harry recently revealed in his autobiography “Spare Tire” that he killed 25 Taliban fighters during his service in Afghanistan.
According to an Associated Press report on the 10th, demonstrations were held in Helmand province in southern Afghanistan on the 8th. Protesters accused the UK’s Prince Harry of “atrocities” in Afghanistan. Prince Harry recently revealed in his autobiography “Spare Tire” that he killed 25 Taliban fighters during his service in Afghanistan.
According to the Associated Press, nearly 20 teachers and students of a university in Helmand province have launched a demonstration to protest against Prince Harry’s “cruel” behavior. According to reports, Harry described the Taliban militants as “pawns” rather than people.
The French FM TV advertisement claimed that Prince Harry served in the British Army for ten years and was posted to Afghanistan twice as a member of the British Air Force in 2007-2008 and 2012-2013.
Helmand Provincial MP Hameedullah Hameedi (Hameedullah Hameedi) said in an interview with British Sky News on the 8th that Harry will be prosecuted in the International Court of Justice.
French commercial FM TV also reported that senior Taliban leader Anas Haqqani accused Harry of committing a “war crime” in connection with the incident.
British Major Chip Chapman (Chip Chapman) said in an interview with British media that although Harry is no longer serving in the army, he is still sensitive to talk about these things.
Protests in Afghanistan sparked by Prince Harry’s revelation that he has killed 25 Taliban militants
