Prince Harry made an unannounced visit to Ukraine on Thursday, appearing at a security conference in Kyiv to express support for the country amid its ongoing conflict with Russia.

The Duke of Sussex, 41, delivered remarks at the security conference where he addressed both Ukrainian officials and the international community about continued support for Ukraine.

During his appearance, Prince Harry conveyed a message to Ukrainians that "the world sees you and respects you," according to reports from the event. He also made direct appeals regarding the conflict, including calls for Russia to end military operations.

The visit was not publicly announced in advance, following security protocols typical for high-profile visits to the conflict zone. Prince Harry's appearance comes as Ukraine continues to seek international support and attention for its situation.

The Duke of Sussex has previously shown support for various humanitarian causes and has used his platform to address global issues. This visit represents his direct engagement with the Ukrainian situation through official channels.