Prince Harry received a gift of a pascha made from flour from demined Ukrainian fields.

Prince Harry, who is in Ukraine, received an Easter basket with a pascha made from flour from demined fields. This information was reported by the Minister of Economy, Yulia Svyrydenko.According to her, the pascha for the prince was baked by grandmothers from Sumy region, near the Russian border. The Easter eggs for the basket were made by the mother of the late Irina Tsybukh, who died last year in Kharkiv region due to a mine.The Minister also noted that they discussed the demining program with the prince. Prince Harry is interested in this issue, as his mother, Princess Diana, also walked among mined fields in Angola and drew attention to this problem.It is reported that Prince Harry unexpectedly visited Ukraine, where he met with people affected by the war. He also visited the Superhumans center in Lviv, where he met veterans and checked the services provided to injured Ukrainian military personnel. The center deals with free prosthetics, reconstructive surgery, and psychological rehabilitation.Prince Harry is the second member of the royal family to visit Ukraine since the beginning of the war. In 2018, the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, arrived in Kyiv. In addition, the prince met with Ukrainian defenders at the international competition 'Invictus Games'. A video circulated on social media showing Harry kneeling in front of a Ukrainian supporter who lost his legs in the war with Russian occupiers.It is also worth mentioning the statement of US President Donald Trump, who said in an interview with the New York Post that he would not deport Prince Harry from America.