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British soldier Christian Craighead has disclosed that he was stopped from publishing a book detailing his experience during the Dusit D2 terrorist attack.
During the Dusit D2 attack, Craighead was in Kenya to train local forces.
During the Dusit D2 attack, Craighead was in Kenya to train local forces.
Sergeant Christian Craighead risked his life to rescue dozens of civilians trapped in the Dusit D2 luxury hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, four years ago.
The soldier (pictured), who uses the pseudonym Christian Craighead, wanted to publish his account of the day that five terrorists stormed the Dusit D2 hotel complex in Nairobi in January 2019.