Prince HarassThe surprise visit of Ukraine, where he met soldiers injured in Lviv, would have left his older brother, Prince Williamupset.

The Prince of Wales would have been informed of a similar trip for security reasons, despite his desire to visit the country.

Prince Harry discreetly traveled, accompanied by security and veterans, after his London court fights against his right to British protection funded by taxpayers.

The unexpected visit of Harry in Ukraine aroused tensions in the royal circles, leaving William “frustrated”, especially after being advised to make a similar trip.

Last Thursday, the Duke of Sussex went to the city of Lviv, where he met with injured Ukrainian soldiers. This decision has aroused criticism due to its past concerns concerning personal security in the United Kingdom without protection funded by the government.

Meanwhile, sources suggest that William was impatient to show his support with his own visit, but was discouraged by the Palais officials, citing security risks.

According to the Daily mailThe future left “fleeing” to the palace staff when he expressed dissatisfaction with the decision on camera and now feels shifted by his younger brother, who made the trip safely.

William, however, recently showed solidarity with British troops last month during a visit to the NATO forces in Estonia.

Puncting military equipment and a beret, he tours the Russian border, even climbing in a British reservoir. The visit was part of its functions as a colonel -in -chief of the Mercian Regiment, which is preparing for a deployment of six months in the region.

For his visit to Ukraine, Harry would have left the United Kingdom quietly without notifying the palace of Buckingham and landed in an anonymous place in Poland.

From there, he received a police escort on the Ukrainian border and was accompanied by former Ukrainian soldiers at the center of the superhumans of Lviv, a rehabilitation clinic for civilians and wounded soldiers during the war.

During his unexpected visit, the Duke of Sussex spent time with adults and children affected by the current conflict.

The images published later showed him warmly with convalescence soldiers and comforting people visibly injured, including a young child. The Duke sometimes seemed deeply emotional while listening to their stories.

The visit, which only became public after Harry left Ukraine safely, took place in a region regularly struck by Russian missile strikes.

The Duke was accompanied by this trip by members of the Invictus Games Foundation, including four veterans who also underwent a physical and emotional recovery of war -related wounds.

Harry returned from Ukraine with a special treat for his family called Paster Bread, which his wife, Meghan, published on social networks, while she and their children loved the article in the oven.

The family quickly received a message from the Ukrainian Minister of the Economy, Yulia Svyrydenko, thanking them for their support.

Svyrydenko wrote on X“Your Royal Highness, I would like to express my sincere gratitude for all that your family does for Ukraine and to have helped us draw the attention of the world to humanitarian demining in Ukraine.”

She continued: “Deminging will allow the millions of displaced Ukrainians to go home and allow the thousands of children to go to school without fear. Fields – will be on your table. “”

The minister concluded her message saying: “Thank you, all the Ukrainians, for your kindness and your bondage!”

Harry’s visit to Ukraine followed a brief return to London, where he appeared before the High Court to challenge the decision he and Meghan Markle, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are not entitled to the automatic police protection in the United Kingdom.

His legal team argued that the Duke and his family face significant security threats and should benefit from complete protection funded by taxpayers during visits to the United Kingdom.

Harry lawyers have referred to previous threats, including one from Al-Qaeda, who called for “the Duke to assassinate”, to support the assertion that his security needs are serious and exceptional.

Harry also argued that he had been “distinguished” for a “lower” and “unfair” treatment when the Executive Committee for the Protection of Raches and Public Personalities (RAVEC) degraded its safety status in 2020, shortly after having retreated royal duties.