US EditionPrince Harry makes surprise visit to Ukraine pledging support for thousands injured in war
Prince Harry met with 200 wounded veterans and Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko to announce Invictus Games Foundation initiatives aiding rehabilitation of 130,000 disabled war veterans.
- Prince Harry made a surprise visit to Kyiv, as confirmed by a spokesperson for the royal.
- He aims to support military personnel injured in the war with Russia during his visit.
- He plans to introduce new initiatives for the rehabilitation of the wounded during his trip with his Invictus Games Foundation team.
- Prince Harry stated he wanted to do 'everything possible' to help the recovery of injured military staff.
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After King Charles Reunion, Prince Harry Urges Wounded Soldiers in Ukraine: 'Open Up to Your Friends and Family'
The Duke of Sussex shared heartfelt guidance with injured service members, emphasizing the importance of leaning on loved onesEduard Kryzhanivskyi/Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Prince Harry on Sept. 12, 2025 in Kyiv, UkraineNEED TO KNOWJust one day after reuniting with King Charles, Prince Harry traveled to Kyiv to meet wounded veterans and highlight rehabilitation effortsThe Duke of Sussex urged injured …
After his visit to King Charles III on Wednesday, Prince Harry travelled to Ukraine on Friday, where he visits wounded soldiers.
Before leaving for Ukraine on 11 September, Prince Harry had to ask Meghan Markle and the British government for his consent. A symbolic visit, reflecting his commitment and his wife's influence.
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