British soldiers accuse Prince Harry of betrayal for describing events in Afghanistan

By Topwar

Members of the British Royal Army were very unhappy with a recent interview with Prince Harry. The offspring of the royal family spoke about the murders committed by soldiers of the British crown while he was serving in Afghanistan. This is reported by The Times.

As noted in the publication, Colonel Tim Collins, who participated in the NATO operation in Iraq in 2003, called Prince Harry “very naive” after the publication of the memoirs.

Major General Jonathan Shaw, who served as Assistant Chief of the British Defense Staff, also denounced the revelations of the British prince. He noted that Harry’s comments violated some “unwritten rule”. According to the general, the soldiers do not talk about killing people for nothing. In an interview with The Daily Mail, the general noted that the prince could allegedly be guided by the desire for profit when he published his memoirs.