Prince Harry of England, criticized for his statements on his mission in Afghanistan

The Prince Harry son of Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, was criticized after revealing that during his second stay in Afghanistan as a combat pilot, the Taliban shot and killed possibly suggest some. The statements of the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, published after the announcement that its four-month mission in Afghanistan was over, were described as "arrogant" for peace while the press associations praised his bravery in combat. In addition, a spokesman for the Taliban crossed the prince of "coward" and "did not understand" the conflict in Afghanistan by comparing its mission to "play the Xbox or the Playstation" , as published by the Daily Mail. coalition coordinator "Stop The War" (Stop the War), Lindsey German said Tuesday that the comments of Prince Harry, 28, are "stupid" and "arrogant" and wondered "how do you know if those killed were actually Taliban". "In recent months, many civilianshave been killed in air strikes, "said German, who said the prince's words show an" arrogant and insensitive to the deaths of Afghans,whoever they are." For his part, the secretary general of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), Kate Hudson, criticized that, after more than a decade of war, is "unacceptable" that the media only give relevance to a conflict "bloody" and "long" is involved when a member of the British Royal Family. Most of the British press on Tuesday praised the courage of the prince on their covers and highlighted some statements that have been interpreted as an acknowledgment that Enrique has killed Taliban insurgents. "Yes, many people have done.'s Squad has been out there. Everyone has skyrocketed. Yes there are people trying to do something bad to our children, then we let them play outside , "said the prince after being asked by his role in the fighting. defense spokesman of the Labour Party, Jim Murphy, questioned Tuesday in any case the language used by the son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. "was naive, perhaps it was more sincere than the Palace (Buckingham, Elizabeth II's official residence) would have liked, "said Murphy. Harry, third in line to the throne, was sent last September to Camp Bastion, the main British base in Afghan territory , located in the southern province of Helmand. In 2008 Prince Harry spent ten weeks as second lieutenant in Afghanistan, but had to return after leaked ahead in the UK the news of his presence there.