US EditionPrince Harry Recreates One of Princess Diana’s Most Famous Photographs During Surprise Trip to Ukraine
Prince Harry said the cleanup could take decades as HALO Trust teams clear mines and ordnance that still threaten civilians.
- On Friday, April 24, 2026, Prince Harry walked through an active minefield in Myrotske, Ukraine, joining The HALO Trust to clear ordnance-contaminated terrain. The Duke of Sussex echoed his late mother Princess Diana's historic 1997 walk in Angola.
- Following the 2022 invasion, Russian forces occupied Myrotske, leaving thousands of landmines and unexploded munitions scattered across the forest. An estimated 174,000 square kilometers of Ukrainian land—twice the size of Austria—remain potentially contaminated.
- The HALO Trust employs 1,300 people in Ukraine to clear remnants of war using advanced technology. The Duke operated an AI-powered drone and a Spot robot from Boston Dynamics, witnessing how these tools improve safety in hazardous terrain.
- During the Kyiv Security Forum, Prince Harry urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to 'stop the war,' citing documented evidence of systematic war crimes in occupied territories. He appealed for a different course to prevent further suffering.
- Regarding the Prince's plea, Donald Trump stated the royal 'does not speak for the UK.' Meanwhile, Harry noted the necessary cleanup effort will likely continue for the next two, three, or even four decades.
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Prince Harry Continues Diana’s Demining Legacy in Ukraine 30 Years Later
Prince Harry joined technicians from The HALO Trust Ukraine in the village of Myrotske on April 24, where teams have spent four months clearing a dense, high-risk forest. During the initial weeks of the 2022 invasion, Russian forces occupied the settlement, establishing fortified positions and a massive ammunition depot estimated at 20 truckloads of munitions. When the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the site to repel the advance, the resulting …
Prince Harry Recreates One of Princess Diana’s Most Famous Photographs During Surprise Trip to Ukraine
The Duke of Sussex called work like this “the very thing I was born to do.”Prince Harry in Kyiv, Ukraine on April 23, 2026.Credit: GettyThe GistPrince Harry arrived in Ukraine on April 23, and his work there continues into April 24.During the visit, the Duke of Sussex recreated Princess Diana’s famous 1997 landmine walk in Angola while working with The HALO Trust in Ukraine.Harry said that work like this was “the very thing I was born to do.”In …
On his trip to Ukraine, Prince Harry stops at the place that has become a symbol of Russian war crimes. He also follows in the footsteps of his mother Princess Diana.
Almost thirty years after her mother's emblematic visit, Princess Diana, Angola, Prince Harry accompanied her on Friday in Bucha, Ukraine, demining operations with the use of drones and robots. Video: Exchange of shootings in shopping in the USA leaves a dead and five wounded after fighting between groups Understand: Politicians are victims of cyber attack 'extremely worrying' in Germany Equipped with virtual reality glasses and a protective ves…
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