Were The Royal Couple Registered At Target?

PRINCE Harry is i of the virtually "at take chances royals" from terror attacks due to his military service in Afghanistan, which has made him a 'top target'.

It was revealed by a Taliban fighter that the Duke had been the target of an assail "many times", and armed forces experts fear the stakes are even higher at present.

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There have been several plans to kidnap the Prince during his time in Afghanistan — There take been several plans to kidnap the Prince during his time in Afghanistan Credit: AP:Associated Press

Prince Harry and Meghan claim they took multi million pound deals with Netflix to pay for their own security — Prince Harry and Meghan claim they took multi million pound deals with Netflix to pay for their ain security Credit: AP:Associated Press

A decade agone, Qari Nasrullah, a senior fellow member of the Taliban told The Mirror: "There were many plans to capture him – maybe information technology was his good luck he managed to escape."

Yesterday, erstwhile SAS soldier Bob Craft told the same newspaper: "As a royal, Prince Harry is conspicuously a target for kidnapping, terrorism and a whole range of threats.

"But his military service adds to that enormously.

"He will need some class of security for a long time, specially every bit information technology is known he served in Afghanistan and was known to exist a target whilst out there."

Since moving to his new home in America, it has been feared that the Prince may face a larger number of threats - not only from organised terror groups.

During the bombshell interview with chat prove queen Oprah Winfrey, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spoke of how their security was "cut off" after they quit the royal family.

As a majestic, Prince Harry is conspicuously a target for kidnapping, terrorism and a whole range of threats. But his military service adds to that enormously.

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The couple claim they took up deals with Netflix and Spotify to pay for private security and to find a source of income for his family.

Speaking to Oprah well-nigh the streaming deal, the 36-year-old said: "We didn't have a plan.

"That was suggested past somebody else past the bespeak of where my family unit literally cutting me off financially, and I had to afford security for us."

He said: "I've got what my mum left me, and without that, nosotros would non take been able to do this."

Since quitting the Royal Family, Meghan and Harry take signed ii massive deals - one with Netflix rumoured to be worth £100m and some other with Spotify believed to be worth near £30m.

Harry said: "The biggest business organisation was that while we were in Canada, in someone else's house, and so I got told short observe that security was going to be removed.

"And then suddenly it dawned on me, hang on a second, the borders could be closed, we're going to take our security removed, who knows how long lockdown is going to be.

"The globe knows where nosotros are. It'south non rubber. It'south not secure."

Armed services and security experts have confirmed that Harry, who has already been the target of several plots.

Ex Parachute Regiment soldier and security proficient Paul Biddiss, military adviser to moving picture directors, told the Daily Mirror: "Ex special forces soldiers have to be discreet about their identities later on they leave because they are evidently under threat.

"But Harry did non choose to be a threat, he was built-in into it equally a royal.

"But in America, as nosotros have seen recently, in that location are besides conspiracy theorists, fringe groups, far right-fly networks, all kinds of armed groups who could be a threat.

"Harry will need to be protected as he is one of the, if not the about nether threat royals there are. He needs security protection, clearly."

Prince Harry was stripped of his honorary military titles - including Helm of the Regal Marines - as information technology was confirmed he and married woman Meghan Markle was officially quitting the Imperial Family.

Information technology was revealed last week that the conclusion to cake Prince Harry'southward Cenotaph wreath may have fuelled the royal rift which somewhen led to his bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview, information technology's claimed.

One source told The Mail on Sunday that Harry felt particularly hurt as he believed his 10 years of service with the armed services had non been taken into consideration.

"His war machine work is 1 of the most important things to him," a friend told the paper.

Ex-Household Cavalry Lance Corporal Martyn, who served with Harry in Afghanistan, told the MoS: "He was very passionate about what he'd washed, he has evidently served his time.

"To take that taken abroad volition be a massive ordeal for him, it's a big matter that he'due south washed, and personally I hope it's worth it for him... he is obviously only looking out for his family."

However it was later claimed that the Queen made the decision herself - taking "all of ii seconds".

A source said: "The Queen is very firmly of the opinion that you tin can't pick and choose what you do when it comes to the institution. Either you lot are in - or you are out."

Harry played a vital role in an Transitional islamic state of afghanistan rescue mission where he "blew the enemy to pieces" has been revealed.

The Apache helicopter co-airplane pilot saved The states soldiers who were ambushed in 2012.

He is said to have strafed the Taliban with bullets so the Americans could escape and airlift injured troops to safe.

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John Zanetis, 73, from Indiana, whose son Christopher "Tripp" Zanetis was one of those saved, said: "Prince Harry came in with his protection squadron and blew the enemy to pieces."

Mum Sarah, 63, said: "They provided enough cover for Tripp to get his men loaded on the helicopter. I believe in that location were Taliban members killed."

Harry, stationed at Camp Breastwork in Helmand Province told the United states soldiers later on: "See y'all at New year's day'southward."