Prince Harry talented meaningful bracelets on Invictus Games

While Prince Harry Am no stranger to get gifts, his latest surprise from the CEO of a rehabilitation center came with a special message.

As the Duke of Sussex, 40, participated in Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025 For the event’s semi -final volleyball match between Team UK and Team Nigeria on February 15, he sat with some new faces, including Olga Rudnieva.

CEO of Superhuman’s Rehabilitation Center in Ukraine, Rudnieva both revealed on Instagram and in conversations with Hello! Journal That she presented Prince Harry with a new jewelry: a bracelet with a powerful message about his support from his home country.

“We had a very good conversation with him because we have to learn a lot from other countries, and we gave him a t-shirt and a bracelet that says,” Whoever saves a life saves the world, “Rudnieva said to the outlet.

“We come from Ukraine, and he has supported the Ukrainian team here, and all Ukrainians have seen it and people are very, very overwhelmed,” she added. “We wanted him to know that it is important for Ukraine to know that he supports us.”

Rudnieva shared a few moments behind the scenes from his meeting with the Duke of Sussex on his Instagram story, including a selfie with Prince Harry and Superhuman’s collection manager Ksenia Ilenkiv-who sat with them on Saturday and a short clip of her handling the bracelet over to Invictus Games -founder.

In the clip, she stood side by side with Prince Harry as she explained the importance of jewelry, which contained his initials and the same phrase in Ukrainian.

After calling the gift “Perfect”, Prince Harry posed with his new friend and called them “wrist friends.”

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Talk to Hello! About Prince Harry’s support from Ukraine, Rudnieva reflected on how he “wrapped the flag around one of our patients during a medal ceremony in Whistler, and it went viral in Ukraine because Britain’s support is so important to Ukraine.”

“Many people will need a lot of adaptations to the war, including a sense of life, and that’s what Invictus does and so (i) thanked him for the support he gave to Ukrainian people,” she said.

According to the outlet, Superhumans was founded in 2023, aims to serve 3,000 people annually through various forms of rehabilitation and – especially Invictus games during especially eight athletes who were previously favored by the organization’s services.

“We do facial and limb construction, prosthetic rehabilitation, psychological support and social reinstate. We are only two years old, but we were merged when the invasion on a full scale occurred,” she said. “We came to support our athletes, because we want more sports activities in Ukraine, more things with Invictus games for our veterans.”

Prince Harry’s latest iteration of the Invictus games started last Saturday, with over 500 athletes from 23 nations going to head-to-head this time in eleven adaptive sports, with the introduction of six winter sports to the games.

“It’s incredible to be back in Canada. Canada could not be more appropriate to host the first winter games. Everyone is so excited,” Prince Harry told PEOPLE.

He initially launched the tournament for wounded, injured and sick veterans and service personnel in 2014, and the games have then reached their seventh bicycle and first returned to a former host country after the Toronto games 2017.

On Sunday, February 16, Invictus will be closed with the rowing final and one Closing ceremony With performances from Gelé reelBarenaked ladies and war and treaties.