US EditionPrince Harry makes surprise visit to Ukraine pledging support for thousands injured in war
Prince Harry, invited by Ukraine's government, plans new rehabilitation initiatives with his Invictus Games Foundation to support over 130,000 disabled veterans from the conflict.
- 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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According to some estimates, at least 130,000 people in Ukraine are permanently disabled as a result of the war.
The youngest son of King Charles III of Great Britain, Prince Harry, arrived in Kiev on the morning of September 12, reporting to the British newspaper The Guardian.
Together with a team from his Invictus Games initiative, Prince Harry has surprisingly arrived for a visit to Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. The visit will focus on initiatives to support the rehabilitation of wounded soldiers.
Prince Harry arrives in Kyiv to support wounded soldiers
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, has made a surprise visit to Kyiv at the invitation of the Ukrainian government, saying he wants to do all he can to help thousands of servicemen seriously wounded in the war against Russia recover, and is scheduled to meet with Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, the British ezine The Guardian reported on Friday.
Prince Harry Makes Surprise Visit to Kyiv
Britain's Prince Harry has arrived in Ukraine for a surprise visit in support of wounded service members. Harry's representatives confirmed they were in the capital, Kyiv, on Friday, thought hey declined to discuss the prince's schedule for security reasons. This is the second time Harry has visited Ukraine since the...
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