Prince Harry tells Ukrainians they are ‘going to win war’ on surprise trip to Lviv
Also reported by BBC Top Stories, Al Jazeera
Summary
Prince Harry visited Lviv, Ukraine, and told Ukrainian soldiers they would win the war with Russia. He met wounded veterans and medical workers and attended a conference on treating people injured in war.Key Facts
- Harry made his fourth visit to Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion began in February 2022.
- He spoke at a conference organized by the Superhumans Center, a Lviv clinic that provides care and rehabilitation for people injured in the conflict.
- The Superhumans Center provides prosthetic limbs to people who lost limbs in the war.
- Harry watched wheelchair rugby players preparing for next year’s Invictus Games in Birmingham.
- Ukraine aims to send about 60 competitors to the games, its largest team to date.
- Harry said he would support holding an Invictus Games in Ukraine after the war ends.
- Harry founded the Invictus Games for wounded military veterans in 2014.
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