Kate Middleton returns to work: thanks to the military who evacuated Kabul

The return of Kate Middleton. Sixty-six days after thatincredible 11th July in which he first attended the last act of Wimbledon (lost from our Matteo Berrettini contro Novak Djokovic) and then to Wembley for the final of European football championships (won byItaly just to the detriment of England), the Duchess of Cambridge peeps again at an official event, the first after the summer break.

Thank you to all the incredible people involved in #OperationPitting, the largest humanitarian aid operation for over 70 years, which saw 15,000 people flown out of Kabul in August by the RoyalAirForce. pic.twitter.com/KItVqyQZB5

— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) September 15, 2021

Kate, in fact, went to visit the Brize Norton RAF base, the largest station in the Royal Air Force, 120 kilometers northwest of London, in Oxfordshire. There he thanked all the protagonists of theOperation Pitting, which in a few weeks – with a well-studied airlift – took away from Kabul beyond 15 thousand people. Also including an old friend of William, along with his family.

It is a Afghan officer, classmate of the heir to the throne at the time of the academy of Sandhurst, in 2006. «It can be considered the most great operation of humanitarian aid from the last 70 years oldThe future queen consort wrote on Twitter. Who showed up with the helicopter Sikorsky S-76 G-XXEB (The Queen’s Helicopter Flight) and stopped to chat with some members of military teams.

Nell’last week, to be honest, the spotlight had already shifted to Kate, paparazzi together with three children in one cartoleria from London, in view of the reopening of schools. Then there was the very private wedding in Provence from James Middleton, his younger brother, to whom it seems – despite the short list of guests – that the Cambridge have participated in the full set, but without posting photos.

Now here she is again, on the ramp of a military aircraft. To take flight with new and important royal engagement: increasingly at the center of the projects of casa Windsor.