- Prince Harry visited the Superhumans Center in Lviv to meet war victims and observe rehabilitation efforts.
- He was accompanied by veterans from the Invictus Games Foundation during the unannounced trip.
- The Duke met patients, staff, and Ukraine’s Veterans Affairs Minister, showing continued support for wounded service personnel.
Prince Harry’s unannounced trip to Ukraine highlights his ongoing dedication to military veterans and war victims. During his visit to the Superhumans Center in Lviv, he witnessed firsthand the advanced rehabilitative care provided to those injured in the war. This includes prosthetics, surgeries, and psychological support—all offered free of charge.
The Duke of Sussex was invited to the visit by Superhumans CEO Olga Rudneva. This invitation followed their meeting at the upcoming Invictus Games 2025 planning. He was accompanied by veterans who have undergone similar recovery journeys.
Duke of Sussex Supports War Victims in Ukraine With Emotional Visit to Lviv Clinic
Prince Harry’s surprise appearance at the Superhumans Center in Lviv marked a powerful gesture of solidarity. He showed support for Ukrainian soldiers and civilians who have suffered life-changing injuries during the war. His visit was part of his broader mission through the Invictus Games Foundation to uplift and rehabilitate war-impacted veterans globally.
The clinic, based in a city frequently targeted by Russian missiles, provides cutting-edge services. These include limb reconstruction, prosthetic fittings, and mental health counseling. Prince Harry toured the facility and interacted personally with patients, expressing admiration for their resilience.
The visit comes as Ukraine continues to endure severe wartime conditions. Harry’s presence served as both moral and symbolic support. He also met with Ukraine’s Minister of Veterans Affairs, Natalia Kalmykova, to discuss how the Invictus Foundation can deepen its role in aiding Ukrainian veterans.
This trip follows his recent legal appearance in London and places Harry among the few royals to visit Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion. His father, King Charles, previously welcomed President Zelensky to the UK. The Duchess of Edinburgh visited Kyiv in a separate show of support.
Prince Harry’s visit to Ukraine serves as a powerful reminder. It shows that solidarity and support for wounded veterans extend beyond borders—even into active war zones.
“This visit underscores the Invictus Games Foundation’s broader commitment to supporting recovery and rehabilitation… even in the most challenging environments.” – Rob Owen, CEO, Invictus Games Foundation
