A senior Taliban member accuses Prince Harry of war crimes. In his autobiography ‘Spare’, the Duke of Sussex writes that he killed a total of 25 Taliban fighters during his two military missions in Afghanistan. “He IS a loser with a big mouth,” rings from the heart of the Islamic movement.
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Harry saw his victims simply as “pieces removed from the chessboard”. A statement that went badly with Haqqani. “You killed people. They had families waiting for their return.” Although there was also a hidden compliment. “Most Afghan killers don’t have the decency to confess to war crimes.”
Haqqani doesn’t expect Harry’s revelation to lead to prosecutions by the International Criminal Court or create an uproar among human rights defenders. “They’re deaf and blind for you anyway.”
In the UK, however, Harry’s statements did not go well everywhere. For example, a former BBC colonel regretted the prince’s use of words. “He shouldn’t have implied that Afghans weren’t human beings. This does not reflect how the British Army treated Afghans and is therefore misleading. Statements could also result in retaliation from Taliban supporters.”
“Run to the Palace”
Taliban commander Molavi Agha Gol (32) already wants to take up the challenge. “We’ve been in control of Afghanistan for a year now, but Harry has since fled to his grandmother’s palace. He has a big mouth, but he’s actually an underdog hoping to get attention. his army from our country, be very angry about this.”
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“I see a lot of news about him appearing on my Facebook feed. I think he’s lost his mind and needs a doctor quickly. He can always prove he’s a real guy by going back to Afghanistan.”
The Duke of Sussex has served in the British Armed Forces for more than ten years. He attended Sandhurst Military Academy and was deployed to Afghanistan twice as a helicopter pilot. In 2015, the prince retired from the military. Prince Harry’s autobiography will be published on January 10, but the British media have already enthusiastically cited the book.
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