The Taliban are reigniting accusations that Prince Harry committed crimes against humanity, citing his memoir “Spare” where he described killing 25 Taliban fighters as “chess pieces.” Their official spokesman now claims these were freedom fighters deserving accountability, echoing past condemnations that questioned Harry’s conscience and labeled his actions war crimes. As Harry prepares to return to the UK for an extended family stay, his security request was denied — a decision that could cost millions annually if reversed. The debate over his protection intensifies amid his high-profile status, past Taliban threats, and criticism from veterans about his conduct during his 2012 Afghanistan tour, when he served as an Apache gunner and later claimed he viewed enemies as threats removed from the board.
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