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Prince Harry visited Lviv to meet wounded veterans and watch Ukrainian Invictus competitors.
Harry met veterans and medical workers in Lviv and watched wheelchair rugby players preparing for the Invictus Games in Birmingham. He also visited projects supporting veterans’ treatment and rehabilitation.
What the reports agree on
- Harry met wounded veterans in Lviv. Al Jazeera, BBC Top Stories, Guardian World
- Harry watched Ukrainian wheelchair rugby competitors preparing for the Invictus Games in Birmingham. Al Jazeera, Guardian World
- Harry founded the Invictus Games in 2014 to support wounded military service members and veterans. Al Jazeera, Guardian World
- Harry said he would support holding an Invictus Games in Ukraine after the war. Al Jazeera, Guardian World
Reported by one outlet
- About 500 people registered to compete for places on Ukraine’s 60-member team for the 2027 Invictus Games. Al Jazeera
- Harry’s visit was kept secret until he had left Ukraine for security reasons. BBC Top Stories
- Harry told Ukrainian soldiers they would win the war with Russia. Guardian World