Prince William, heir to the British throne, has made major announcement about his future move days after holding an important meeting with King Charles at the Commonwealth Day Service.
The Prince of Wales has announced to travel to Estonia next week to meet with British troops who are involved in Nato operations in the region.
The royal engagement is part of Britain’s drive to show solidarity with its allies and highlight its commitment to the defence of the alliance’s eastern flank.
During his visit, William will meet with the Mercian Regiment, of which he is the Colonel-in-Chief, who are based in Estonia.
The future King previously visited British soldiers in Poland two years ago who were providing support to Ukraine. During his time in Estonia, William will hold a meeting with Estonian President Alar Karis.
The prince will also carry out engagements in Tallinn to learn more about how the country has responded to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Kensington Palace said these activities form a key part of the royal’s agenda during his visit. William will carry out engagements in Tallinn to learn more about how country has responded to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
