Prince Harry declared in Kyiv on Thursday that he would 'always be part of the Royal Family,' using a high‑profile visit to war‑torn Ukraine to reclaim what he called the work he was 'born to do' while pointedly challenging US President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin over the conflict.
The news came after several days in Ukraine in which Prince Harry, now based in California and no longer a working royal, stepped back into a role that looked strikingly familiar to anyone who remembers his days as the monarchy's most visible humanitarian. He travelled to the country to speak at the Kyiv Security Forum and to visit minefields with the HALO Trust, the demining charity closely associated with his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
