Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, recently undertook a visit to Ukraine, engaging with various segments of the population and expressing support amidst the ongoing conflict.
During his time in the country, the Duke’s itinerary included practical stops such as a roadside food truck, and more poignant engagements, including viewing the remnants of a missile. He met with officials such as Yuliia Svyrydenko and visited significant cultural and historical sites, including the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War.
A central component of his visit was his participation in a Superhumans veterans event, where he interacted directly with veterans and held discussions, including with Nick Hopkins. He also paid respects at a memorial dedicated to soldiers killed in the conflict.
Observations made during the visit underscored Prince Harry’s significant popularity among Ukrainians, who were frequently seen filming his engagements, notably in places like Maidan Square. The Duke also conveyed that he felt a substantial level of support from the British public regarding his activities.
Source: www.theguardian.com