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Uganda Withdraws From Prince Harry's Invictus Games

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Prince Harry in Crisis as Uganda Says It Quit Invictus To Back Charles
Prince Harry 's Invictus Games for wounded veterans has suffered a blow after Uganda's military commander said the country has quit the tournament to show its support for King Charles III and the mona...

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 · 14h
Uganda Announces Withdrawal from Prince Harry’s Invictus Games as Military Chief Says ‘I Support the Monarch. Period’
 · 18h · on MSN
Uganda pulls out of Invictus Games due to 'Harry and Meghan' nonsense
 · 10h
Prince Harry source blames King's royal status letter as Uganda pulls out of Invictus Games
Uganda's decision to withdraw from Prince Harry's Invictus Games is a 'consequence' of the King's cutting letter on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's royal status, it has been claimed.

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Is palace letter to blame for Uganda withdrawing from Harry's Invictus Games?
 · 19h
Prince Harry in Crisis Just Weeks After UK Return
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Prince Harry Reportedly Blames King’s Letter Labeling Him And Meghan ‘Private Citizens’ For Sparking Latest Invictus Blow

Uganda has announced it will withdraw from Prince Harry's Invictus Games because it doesn’t want to appear opposed to King Charles III.
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Uganda pulls out of Invictus Games to support King Charles and slams 'Harry-Meghan nonsense'

An official from one of the 26 countries involved in Prince Harry's Invictus Games said he will withdraw his nation from the event because he 'supports the monarch'
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Harry and Meghan return to the UK and tensions with the palace are back

A missive from King Charles about the couple’s royal status has been leapt on by the British media as a sign of trouble ahead.
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