Uganda walked back its exit from the Invictus Games after a personal royal assurance. The country had earlier pulled out because of the so-called 'Harry-Meghan nonsense.' King Charles got involved after a major blow for Prince Harry. Uganda will now take part in Prince Harry's Invictus Games. The reversal was announced by multiple news organizations including The Guardian, The Times, BBC, and InStyle. Uganda's change of course follows direct royal involvement. On Monday, The Guardian broke the story on the decision. The BBC also confirmed the news of the country's participation.
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