On Thursday, April 10, Prince Harry arrived in Ukraine on an unannounced visit.
Entrepreneur and founder of Superhumans Andrii Stavnitser has announced this on Facebook.
In particular, the Duke of Sussex visited the Superhumans center in Lviv accompanied by veterans, participants of the Invictus Games. The trip was part of Prince Harry's ongoing work to assist wounded veterans. According to Stavnitser, the Duke of Sussex spent several hours at the clinic.
"This is my first visit to Ukraine - and it certainly won't be my last. It's been a huge honour and privilege for me to come here with the Invictus delegation, with some of our athletes and Games participants from the UK over the last ten years. To come here, to the Superhumans centre, and to see the incredible, amazing rehabilitation and care that is provided here under one roof, specially created for this - it's just amazing," Stavnitser quoted Prince Harry.
The Duke of Sussex visited the Superhumans centre in Lviv. Photo: Facebook/Stavnitser Andrey
The founder of Superhumans also said that during the visit to the centre, Prince Harry met with members of the national Invictus Games team.
"Prince Harry met with all the boys who participated in the games this winter - not just the supers. He is incredibly sensitive and emotionally generous - no royal rituals. He hugged everyone, found a compliment for everyone, he took a tour of the Center attentively and with genuine interest," Stavnitzer noted.
As previously reported, activists in the US demanded the release of Prince Harry's immigration documents, accusing him of lying. The court agreed with them, and now the Duke of Sussex may not be allowed into the United States.
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