The Prince of Wales has arrived in Romania to show his support for Ukrainian refugees and to see first-hand the assistance being provided, reported by the BBC.
Prince Charles visited a centre near Bucharest, which supports the rising number of refugees.
It's the first visit from a senior royal to the region since the start of the russian invasion of Ukraine and the closest to the conflict - 150 miles from the Ukrainian border.
He met Ukrainian families who had come to get supplies of food and clothes.
Prince Charles has been strongly outspoken about the war, attacking the "brutal aggression" inflicted on Ukraine.
More than six million people have left Ukraine in the three months of the war. In the past week alone, a further 40,000 people are estimated to have crossed into Romania.