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Prince Charles moved to tears by the fate of refugees

Emotional scenes recently took place at St. Luke’s Church in London. At a meeting with refugees from Ukraine, Prince Charles could hardly hold back his tears.

London – The war in Ukraine is not leaving the royals untouched either. The fate of the refugees moved Prince Charles (73) deeply at an event in a church in London’s Earl’s Court district. The heir to the throne had to fight back tears, reports 24royal.de*.

Ever since Vladimir Putin (69) invaded Ukraine, there has been a state of emergency across Europe. The humanitarian catastrophe brought about by the cruel war leaves no one untouched. Countless people had to flee their homes, many of them don’t have more than the clothes they are wearing.

Numerous representatives of the European royal families have already declared their solidarity with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj (44) and expressed their deepest sympathy to him and his compatriots. Duchess Kate (40) and Prince William (39), for example, published moving lines and without hesitation put their political neutrality, which is actually strictly observed in royal circles, ad acta. The Dutch King Willem-Alexander (54) and his wife Máxima (50) also strongly condemned Putin’s actions. Meanwhile, Queen Letizia of Spain (49) made headlines with a non-verbal statement when she appeared in public with a traditional Ukrainian Sorochka blouse. And Prince Charles leaves no doubt that he is fully on the side of Ukraine. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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