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Iran s swipe at Britain over Prince Harry s Taliban-killing boast is blasted by Iain Duncan Smith

Iain Duncan Smith has reacted angrily to claims from Iran that Britain is in no position to preach about the execution of a joint British national.

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Furious Taliban taunts big mouth loser Prince Harry after he revealed he killed 25 enemies

Prince Harry claimed in his memoir that he killed 25 Taliban fighters during his second tour of duty in Afghanistan, writing hat he did not think of those killed as people but rather as chess pieces .

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Taliban brand Prince Harry big mouth loser after claims he killed 25 of their men

Taliban brand Prince Harry big mouth loser after claims he killed 25 of their men
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Prince Harry reveals brutal taunts about his mother s death in Army training

The Duke of Sussex, who revealed he killed 25 Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, said he was abused by a woman in a Palestinian-style headscarf on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall.

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