Prince Harry's secret Ukraine trip: gifts for family and help for victims of war!

Prince Harry's secret Ukraine trip: gifts for family and help for victims of war!

Sumy, Ukraine - Prince Harry recently returned from Ukraine, where he visited the Superhuman Center, a clinic for rehabilitation of war victims, during a surprising visit to Lwiw. This clinic is an important facility that treats military relatives free of charge during the current war with Russia since February 2022. The services offered include prosthesis, reconstructive surgery and psychological help. During his visit to Ukraine, Harry was traveling with the Invictus Games Foundation, an organization that he founded in 2014, to help injured veterans. Rob Owen, the managing director of the foundation, emphasized that Ukraine was a “vital part” of its work.

The trip took place after a devastating Russian rocket attack in the Sumy region, in which more than 30 people died and many more were injured. Julija Swyrydenko, the Ukrainian Minister of Economic Development, gratefully commented on Harry's commitment and support for Ukraine and presented him with a gift basket that contained the traditional Ukrainian Easter pastries Paska. This pastry was baked by women from the Sumy border region affected by Landminen. Harry's visit represented his second trip to Ukraine since the outbreak of the war; Before that, only his aunt, Duchess Sophie, was there.

family time after returning

After his return home, Duchess Meghan divided insight into the breakfast on Instagram that she had prepared for her family. This consisting of pancakes, ham, fried eggs, fresh fruits and their own jam, and Meghan also showed a colorful cake with icing and sprinkles. She described the pastries as "special gift that Papa brought from Ukraine". A touching moment was held when Lilibet handed her father a piece of cake that he had brought from Ukraine. The family idyll with the children Archie and Lilibet was lovingly documented.

Meghan and Harry not only show a close family bond, but also a strong commitment to humanitarian concerns. Meghan praised the preparations for breakfast that celebrated Harry's return and emphasized how important it is to maintain family traditions, even in difficult times. The gifts brought by Harry and his visit to Ukraine not only bring joy to the family, but also draw attention to the continued challenges with which the country is confronted.