During her visit, she spoke with those working tirelessly to reunite children with their families and also met with children who had successfully been brought home thanks to these efforts.

The Princess Royal further extended her trip to a rehabilitation center, where she heard from veterans returning from the frontlines and those learning to adjust to civilian life. She observed a canine therapy session and spoke with service members about their recovery.

Prince Harry’s Earlier Visit

Anne’s visit followed closely on the heels of Prince Harry’s own journey to Ukraine earlier this year.

After engagements in the UK, the Duke of Sussex traveled to Kyiv at the invitation of Olga Rudnieva, founder and CEO of the Superhumans Trauma Centre. There, alongside representatives from his Invictus Games Foundation, he met with injured veterans and honored victims of the war.

Harry also held discussions with Ukraine’s Minister for Veterans Affairs, Natalia Kalmykova, about potential ways the Invictus Games could support wounded soldiers.

One of the most emotional moments came during his visit to a war memorial, where he laid a wreath for those who had lost their lives. Deeply moved, Harry described it as “the most insanely sad yet beautiful thing” and admitted: “I’ve never experienced anything like that in my life.”