King Charles makes history with a powerful speech the 80th anniversary of the day

King Charles gave a powerful speech while the main royal members gathered for Mark Ve Day on the 80th anniversary.

The monarch and the senior royals joined 10,000 guests, including veterans, for a music concert at the Horse Guards Parade near Buckingham Palace.

In a historical decision, the king addressed the participants at 9 p.m., at the same time as his grandfather, King George VI, made a radio broadcast on the day in 1945.

The father of Prince William and Prince Harry paid a sincere tribute to all those who sacrificed their lives during the Second World War.

Charles remembers the significant words of his grandfather, urging the world to believe in dialogue rather than a conflict.

“While we come to the conclusion of the commemorations of the 80th anniversary, we should remember the words of our great warlord, Sir Winston Churchill, who said that” meeting the jaw in the jaw is better than the war “”, said the king.

He added: “In doing so, we also have to redepartment not only to the cause of freedom, but also to renew the world commitments to restore just peace where there is war, diplomacy and conflict prevention.”

King Charles clashed with all my heart the gratitude to the people who served in the “armed forces, the uniform services, the inner front, indeed all the inhabitants of this country, the Commonwealth and beyond whose firmness and courage helped to destroy” the criminals.

The monarch said that their debt can “never be reimbursed, but we can, and we will remember them”.