Prince Harry pays tribute to Estonia's soldiers during visit

Prince Harry has paid tribute to the "professionalism and bravery" of Estonian troops during the first day of his visit to the Baltic state. The prince observed a minute's silence at Estonia's Monument of Independence in memory of soldiers who died fighting Russia. A crowd of about 300 Estonians waved British flags to welcome Harry as he arrived at the monument in Tallinn's Old Town dressed in a military ceremonial uniform. Harry expressed his gratitude for Estonia's contribution to the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan. Earlier this month Britain sent around 100 British troops to participate in NATO exercises in Estonia. Report by Andrea Lilly.

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[gtone]

Hate the people who disliked this! Very rude and no respect either!

[richiesurfside]

I think the young royals are representing England and the rest of the Commonwealth Nations in a good way.

[inf]

This guy is so pethetic, 29 and still playing soldier.

[s]

I am Australian and no monarchist. However Prince Harry ' William & Kate In my opinion are excellent ambassadors For G.B. And allays professional. For all the knockers. Don't think there job is easy. There not slack and didn't choose there lot in life. As those like us can. Being jealous just looks to me like you didn't achieve much. there Dad is not that appealing. 

[charliekeevillify]

Ah that's nice. In other news...

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