Summary
Prince Harry criticized President Donald Trump for minimizing the contribution of NATO allies, like the UK, in the Afghanistan War. Trump questioned the commitment of NATO allies during a Fox News interview, while Harry emphasized the sacrifices made, citing the loss of British soldiers. Harry, who served two tours in Afghanistan, called for truth and respect for those involved in the conflict.
Key Facts
- Prince Harry criticized President Trump for his comments on NATO's role in Afghanistan.
- President Trump suggested the U.S. didn't ask much from NATO, questioning their potential support.
- NATO allies, including the UK, supported the U.S. in Afghanistan after September 11, 2001, attacks.
- Article 5 of NATO was invoked after the 9/11 attacks, marking its first use, with allies required to help.
- Prince Harry served in Afghanistan twice, once flying an Apache attack helicopter.
- Harry highlighted the 457 British deaths in Afghanistan and urged respect for their sacrifices.
