Prince Harry visited Kyiv on April 23 and told the Kyiv Security Forum that the U.S. must honor its treaty obligations to Ukraine and provide stronger support, contrasting American commitment with European backing. He also said Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children constitutes a potential war crime and genocide under international law. Trump responded dismissively, saying Harry doesn't speak for the U.K. and that he (Trump) speaks for Britain more than the prince does. The visit underscores growing tension between the Trump administration's Ukraine stance and pressure from allies—including the British royal family—to maintain support for Kyiv as global attention increasingly shifts toward the Iran conflict.