Prince Charles Blasts Putin Amid Ukraine Invasion, Breaks Silence: ‘Brutal Aggression’

While Buckingham Palace has not issued any formal statements on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the 👑Royal family tends to stay politically neutral, some of the British royals are making their disapproval of 🇷🇺Russia quite clear.

Prince Charles has issued perhaps the most condemning statement of them all, though it wouldn’t be the first time he had something negative to say about President 👤Vladimir Putin and 🇷🇺Russia.

In 2014, during a trip to Canada and while visiting a museum, Charles met 78-year-old Marienne Ferguson, who lost family in the Holocaust and who fled from the Nazis.

At the time, Putin had recently seized Crimea, something that Charles clearly had feelings about, potentially spurring him to make an incendiary comment to Ferguson after hearing her story.

“I had finished showing him the exhibit and talked with him about my own family background and how I came to Canada,” Ferguson told the U.K.’s Daily Mail