HARRY THREATENED BY THE TALIBAN "kidnap or kill him"

Four days after the announcement of the deployment of Harry in Afghanistan, the Taliban said in a statement do everything possible to "kidnap or kill him." do high-risk mission. Arrived last week in Afghanistan, Prince Harry is already personally targeted by the insurgents. "We do everything we can to get rid of him, killing or removing it," said the spokesman of the Taliban, Zabihullah Mujahid, told Reuters. "We asked our commanders operating in Helmand make every effort to eliminate." Threat has declined to comment on the Ministry of Defence English, who said that the prince's life was less danger in his present charges helicopter pilot. "Captain Wales", as he is known in the army, was assigned to four months at Camp Bastion, in the region of Helmand, where insurgents are still very present. "Prince Harry, like any soldier, consider it a great honor to represent his country in the armed forces of Her Majesty wherever it is deployed," informed a press release from St James's Palace (the royal administration ) quoted by "The Guardian". This is the second deployment in Afghanistan for Harry, aged 27. Third in the order of succession to the throne, he had to end his first trip air traffic controller in 2008 arrived in the country in the greatest secrecy, his presence was filtered websites, exposing it to too great a risk for the Ministry of Defence, which had thus removed. A discussion was then seized the opinion: the presence of the prince she would encourage the insurgents to target more the British Armed Forces? The issue had been swept by the officials and the prince began his mission four months to conclude an improvement in the conduct of Apache helicopters, which lasted more than a year and a half.