Prince Harry traveled overnight from Poland to Kyiv, at the invitation of the Ukrainian government, to support the recovery of severely injured soldiers in the war. He emphasized the importance of understanding the impact of the conflict on people and maintaining attention on it. Together with the team from the Invictus Games Foundation, Harry will present initiatives for the rehabilitation of the injured, considering that the war has left many people with permanent disabilities. The invitation came from Olga Rudnieva, the founder of a treatment center for amputee soldiers.
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