Prince Harry in tricky situation with Prince William after Ukraine | Royal | News
Prince Harry’s last trip to Ukraine may not be able to sit well with his brother Prince William. The Duke of Sussex went to Kiev with a team from the Invictus Games Foundation after an invitation from the Ukrainian government to support the wounded service members.
Harry has visited Ukraine for the second time since the beginning of the occupation of Russia in 2022. In April, he made a trip to the Western city Lviv. During the first trip to Harry’s war, the reports claimed that the Prince of Wales was not satisfied and expressed his disappointment in Kensington Palace’s staff, who strongly recommended the visit.
He spoke of the disappointment of the heir of the resources and claimed that the security guards were “listed” by Harry’s visit to Harry after “strict rejecting the scenario.
When William visited Poland in 2023, his desire to visit Ukraine was “very dangerous”.
This year, he made a two -day trip to Estonia, where he played the role of the Merciian Regiment Colonel, who mainly undertook NATO defense tasks, one of the royal Dragoon guards.
Estonia, NATO’s front with Russia, British troops are working with allies to ensure a deterrent to aggression in the region.
This week, Harry told the Guardian newspaper to Kiev on a night while he was on the train: “We can’t stop the war, but we can do everything we can to help the healing process.”
Harry, a British army in Afghanistan, is the founder of Invictus Games, a paralympic -style activity designed to inspire military veterans around the world while working to overcome the war area injuries. Ukraine offers to host games in 2029.
The newspaper said that Harry would visit the National Museum of Ukraine in the Second World War, spend time with 200 gases and meet Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko.
His visit coincided with a trip to Ukraine by British Foreign Minister Yette Cooper, who announced a new set of sanctions targeting Russia’s oil revenues and military equipment.
Cooper said that the visit was a solidarity show in which Ukrainians faced attacks from Russia – 10 times ago, including 6,500 drones and missiles in July.
It was understood that the details about the visit of the Duke were not explained for security reasons.
