Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

 

[Ricci]

What does that phrase actually mean? I would suspect that 95% of the world "stand by Ukraine" and condemn Putin for his actions. Even ordinary people in Russia are against him and his actions. The people of Ukraine need actions rather than words, Humanitarian aid will be needed and I'm sure if Harry and Megan put into that they would have had a much better response.

 

[JKD]

Attention seeking as usual!!!

 

[Joydie]

It amazes me the extent to which this couple can polarise opinion. For myself, I see them as being delusional and completely unaware of the fact that most people aren’t the slightest bit interested in their utterances.

It’s my opinion that they have a toxic relationship, with Meghan calling the shots. This was obvious from the start, evidenced by the way she literally hangs off Harry, holding his hand with one hand and clasping his arm with her other one.

In short, I and billions of others couldn’t care less. Katie Hopkins summed them up better than anyone else has ever done. On the day they announced their intention of moving to the US, Katie Hopkins tweeted: ‘The castration of Harry is complete!’

 

[Lynette Finnigan]

I think Harry and Meghan are 'estranged' enough from the royal family that people know they are not speaking on behalf of them or the country of England, I don't know if they feel they are representing the younger generation of America or that they can just post a comment like that and it just be taken as their own opinion, but then...it has no clout if it's just their opinion like everyone else's in this world....because (excluding the few radicals that support Putin) everyone thinks it's war mongering and very wrong that Putin has done this and we all feel very upset for the Ukraine people....so Putin won't think any more of their comment than mine.

 

[Chrisalis]

Delusional.
Who reads Archewell?
Yes, the Ukraine people are overjoyed that Markle and Harkle have made a pronouncement that has Putin shaking in his boots.

 

[OldBells]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

Not a fan of this pair but I dont see why they should be slammed for the statement. Many people think and say the same and, to be honest, if they do have any sway with fans, it could be a good thing

 

[Kathie]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

Think it was a very measured response - British press will never find anything good in anything that they say or do

 

[Mindygirl12022]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

 

[Mindygirl12022]

Well I don't like anything much about the way these two have behaved, but to make a statement against Russia's invasion of the Ukraine, doesn't sound a bad thing to do, many people would have been saying the same. It would be more believable though if they stumped up some cash.

 

[WADuck]

Maybe if they had not again used the Royal Titles to grand stand and just said the Archewell Foundation or just the Californian Markles are standing by to help.

 

[Glo72]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

 

[Pat T]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

Attention grabbing.

 

[Glo72]

Good on them for speaking out. I like Harry and Meghan. Harry is his mothers son and she would be proud of him for speaking out. Too many people just think it is okay to try and pull others down.

 

[izzylizzy]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

fully agree with their statement. Once again damned if you do and damned if you don't.

 

[prendyc]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

Putin is draining the swamp from all the corruption & pedos, stop watching the fake news pantomime

 

[margie]

i just wish it didn't happen to much greediness in this world i feel for the Ukraines

 

[Alexander]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

Prince Harry and his wife are, from their own choice, private citizens. They voluntarily put their royalty aside to be able to assist others in their own way. Which they do. If the communication had come from Mr and Mrs J Doe what would have been said? I suggest the comments would be along the lines of, "we agree with you. The invasion is wrong, illegal and comletely unforgivable. How can we assist?"

 

[Pamela Mcclintock]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict stirs controversy on social media — “What a joke!”​

Social media users have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over their remarks on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Any guess as to what the fuss is about?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the conflict, saying that the Sussexes "stand with the people of Ukraine" and condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin on their website Archewell.

The statement read: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, expressing their solidarity with the Ukrainian civilians affected by it. Credit: Getty.​

While the Sussexes have no ill-intent on releasing the statement, a number of social media users slammed the estranged royal couple over their statement, with many questioning whether the couple will donate money to the civilian casualties.

One person wrote: "Is Archewell going to be donating money to help civilians of the Ukraine crisis? They are in humanitarian need right now!"

One sarcastic comment read: "Harry and Meghan have condemned Russia and expressed support for the people of Ukraine from the safety of their £11million California mansion via a statement posted to their website."

"This will stop Putin's war machine."

Others took to Twitter to share their sentiments on the Sussexes' statement, labelling the move as "attention-seeking".

One user said: "What a joke. Are they speaking for the UK or America? Or just jumping on for attention."

"Harry and Meghan have spoken. Putin, the Russian president, is now scared LOL," another wrote.

A third quipped: "Phew, that's that sorted then."

"Putin will immediately recall the military and send them back to their garrisons. Thanks for that Harry and Meg, you saved us all. We owe you one!"

Meanwhile, others pointed out that the other members of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter, saying that it is "too political for the royals".

Social media users slammed the Sussexes’ move and labelled it as “attention-seeking”, noting that the rest of the Royal Family have not commented on the matter due to its political nature. Credit: Getty.​

While a number of Twitter users mocked Harry and Meghan for their statement, others showed their support for the estranged royal couple.

One person wrote: "Good for them, Harry and Meghan are absolutely right to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine."

"Why shouldn't Harry and Meghan make a stand on Ukraine? They are as entitled to say something about the situation there as anyone else," another quipped.

What are your thoughts on this?

They will use anything they can to bring attention to themselves

 

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