Prince Harry: Great joy about Ukraine souvenir for the family

In the UK, Prince Harry is currently fighting for his security in court. When he got out of the royal family, the police security protection for reigning royals was withdrawn – the prince does not see that and complains.

After participating in court, the dropout prince flew to Ukraine. His office reported last Thursday: “Today Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, visited the Superhuman’s center in the Ukrainian LWIW”.

Harry came into conversation on site with injured soldiers and civilian war victims and got an impression of the clinic in which those affected are medical care. He also entered a operating room in which a demanding intervention to restore the hearing of a veteran took place. He also had a conversation with Natalia Kalmykova, the Ukrainian Minister of Veteran Affairs. The focus of his visit was of course the Invictus Games he founded. An international competition for military veterans who were injured during their duty or commitment or have carried out long -term physical or psychological impairments due to diseases.

“This is my first visit to Ukraine and it will certainly not be the last. I would like to remind Ukraine that the world is at its side,” said Prince Harry in a video shared by Instagram.

At the weekend, the prince was back in his family in Montecito, California. For his wife Meghan and his children Lilibet and Archie, he had a very special souvenir in his luggage. Duchess Meghan immediately shared the delicacies at social media with a short video and wrote: “A special gift that ‘Papa brought from Ukraine'” “, apparently a quote from the little Lilibet. In addition, she shared a photo in which her husband received the associated gift basket by Julija Swyrydenko, the Ukrainian Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture: “A gift for our family,” she wrote.

The women who have made the dessert and a posting of the minister also shares her in her story, which explains: “A remarkable group of women who lives in the border region Sumy – an area affected by Landminen – has prepared this Easter bread for her and her family.” The minister is completely out of the house about the duchess’s contributions. In a reposting, she writes: “The whole team is crying because a pastry that was baked by grandmothers from the Sumy region and made from flour by degenerate fields is now on the table by Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and her family.”