Some people can call Prince Harry Rebel Kingdom, but most people in Kiev, he's a hero.

The British royal unannounced visit to Ukraine revealed not only his commitment to Veterans through Invictus, but also his sincere thoughts on the war, printing and his family.

Between the diet of the late night, he stops, sincere conversations and quiet moments in the memorial, he showed the world to the man in peace with his elections.

She was close to midnight in a café on the road near the Poland-Ukrainian border, with a falling fall of rain and fist of fatigue that shares fries and beers.

Among them was Prince Harry, cracked jokes and illuminate the mood before boarding in a secret train for Kiev.

The mission, serious, was the prominent work of the Invictus Games Foundation, celebrate recovery and rehabilitation for war veterans in Ukraine. In the land of scarring the conflict with Russia, Harry unexpectedly became a resistance symbol.

Wandered with train in socks, traded with Dad and admitted to hate cycling because, as he wrote in an interview with Guardian"" I have a boni **. "

Boxing is, however, its therapy. "Encouraging his hell out of the bag," he explained, helped him decompress him.

The destruction of Ukraine has left a deep impression on the prince.

At the memory of the Maidan Square, Harry stepped back from the crowd to lay the wreath alone.

"Honestly, it's one of the najest things I've ever seen. But also one of the most beautiful," he said, reflecting the sea of ​​photographs and the flags honoring the dead.

He visited Government buildings that hit the missiles with Prime Minister Julia with the Seridene, met Veterans with prosthetics and listened to the mothers of the soldier's arm.

"It's amazing. We never expected that level of recognition," said Olga Rudniev, Head of the Superhumans Trauma Center. "People look at him and his military experience and see that he is not afraid to come in Ukraine. It is so important that he came."

For Harry Mission Invictus has a personal resonance.

"One thing people lack when they broke up their uniform is the purpose," he explained.

Invictus, he says, "saved me" after leaving military service.

Despite the focus on Ukraine, the family was never far from Harry's mind.

He admitted his father, King Charles, remains a priority, noting that during the next year "Focus must really be in my father".

Harry also discovered that he first met King Charles from February 2024. Years during the stops in the UK before Kiev.

He didn't share a lot of details, but he hinted at more desire for more contact.

"Yes, I would like," he said when he asked about spending more time in Britain and brought his children. "He definitely brought it closer this week."

During the interview, his wife, Meghan pied, appeared only once, in connection with her advice on honesty.

Shared, "she said 'just holding on to the truth'. It's a thing I always keep on. Always."

He added: "And if you think so, who would be stupid enough to lie? It started too much time and effort."

A visit to Prince Harry Ukraine is shaded with fresh tabloid stories that left his team.

However, he insists that he will not return. Along with Elton John and others, the Prince sues the associates with the trial in January.

Harry shared that he enjoyed the week, adding, "I have always loved the UK and I will always love the UK. It was good to re-join with the causes I'm passionate."

He discovered he spent some time with people who knew long, noting that "hard to do it from far away."

Harry then said firmly, "It's just in certain elements of the press you see this speech about me how I'm down or I say I'm not smiling. They think they know how I feel."

He also said, "I think parts of the British press want to believe I'm poor, but I'm not very pleased who I love life I live."

Prince Harry condemned the parts of the British press as "out of touch,", saying that he left him in the last four years of collision battles and harmful revelations under huge stress.

He admitted that the coverage often feels like an attempt to destroy it, but he insisted on his meetings with ordinary people.

Harry said he still feels strong public support despite media portraits that suggest otherwise. He criticized the newspaper for claims to speak in the name of the nation, claiming that citizens were capable of forming their opinions, without being guided by the press agendas.