Prince Harry reveals he killed 25 Taliban militants during his second tour of duty in Afghanistan

Prince Harry has reportedly revealed he killed 25 Taliban militants during his second tour in Afghanistan.

The Duke of Sussex, who was in Afghanistan as an Apache helicopter pilot, said he didn’t see them as “people” but as “chess pieces” that he had taken off the board.

He said it was “not a number that fills me with satisfaction, but it doesn’t embarrass me either,” according to the Telegraph.

The revelation marks the first time Harry, 38, has spoken out about the number of Taliban fighters he personally killed during his time in the war zone.

This is the first time Harry, 38, has spoken out about the number of Taliban fighters he has personally killed while serving in the military and fears for his personal safety may be escalating.

It comes amid an ongoing legal battle with the Home Office over not offering full police protection to Harry and his family when they visit the UK.

The Duke’s lawyer said he “didn’t feel safe” being in the UK as he lost his taxpayer-funded security when he and his wife gave up royal duties.

He has previously been considered a target by terrorists due to his two deployments to Afghanistan and his affiliation with the royal family.

Harry’s telltale autobiography spare was due to be released on January 10 but has already gone on sale in Spain.

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