Prince Harry: He met war wounded in Ukraine

Prince Harry visited amputated and injured military at an orthopedic clinic at Ukraineafter spending two days in the London Supreme Court, appealing against the government’s decision to remove his security protection while he is in the United Kingdom.

The prince, 40, met with injured veterans at the Superhumans Center in LBV, which heals and restores injured military and civilians, including children affected by the war.

Harry, who served for 10 years in the British army, was accompanied by a step by the Invictus Games Foundation, including four veterans who have gone through similar rehabilitation experiences.

In western Ukraine the place visited by Harry

He was guided to the center, which provides free prosthetic, reconstructive surgery and psychological assistance, and is also believed to have met with Ukraine Veterans Minister Natalia Calfkova.

According to its website, the center receives more than 3,000 patients a year.

It is located in western Ukraine, an area that has often become a target of Russian missiles, and the visit was only announced after Harry had left the country.

In February, the Prince met with Superhumans Managing Director Olga Rudneva in the Invictus Games, a Paralympic Sports Competition for Wounded and Weak Military and Veterans in Canada.

He gave him a bracelet from the rehabilitation center, created for all the ambassadors of the center, which has the words written in English and Ukrainian the words « whoever saves a life, saves the whole world ».

He also gave him a personal gift from a double mutilated, a veteran who had met Harry on the ski slopes at Wistest

Beside Ukraine the royal family

Harry is the second member of the royal family to visit Ukraine since the start of the war in Russia in 2022. Sophie’s aunt, the Duchess of Edinburgh, also made an unexpected visit to the country last year.

Other members of the royal family have also openly shown their support for the Nation war.

King Charles drank tea with Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski on his Norfolk estate last month, just two days after the meeting between Donald Trump and Zelenski in the White House that ended up in the world.

Prince William also met with Ukrainian refugees during a two -day visit to Estonia last month.