Harry Blames Charles’s Royal-Status Note for Uganda’s Invictus Withdrawal

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Prince Harry is cited by Sussex sources as blaming King Charles’s note clarifying his royal status for Uganda’s withdrawal from the 2027 Invictus Games. Uganda’s defence chief said the country pulled out to avoid opposing the monarch, signaling tensions after Charles’s letter described the Sussexes as private citizens with commercial and charitable interests. Harry, who founded Invictus and is hosting the 2027 Games in the UK, has returned with Meghan, though the couple have not publicly commented on the note.
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