US President Donald Trump looked at the Great Royal Welcome during his historical visit to the UK. The royal welcome included greetings of the weapons and the process of the carriage with King Charles III. The visit, marked by the state banquet, emphasized the importance of the relationship in the UK and the US on the ongoing international issues.
In a video published on Instagram, Donald Trump shared a clip from his visit to the UK and emphasized the great welcome and interaction with the royal family.
President Trump and his wife Melania traveled by a sea helicopter to Windsor Castle, where the British monarch and his wife Camilla, as well as Prince William and Princess Kate, met. There was a greeting with the royal weapon at the castle and the London tower to mark their arrival.
Trumps took part in the Royal Carriage procession through Windsor, accompanied by a mounted cavalry and military bands.
On Wednesday they were hosted at the rich royal state banquet at Windsor Castle, which meant the end of the first day of the historical second state visit to the UK.
In particular, Trump is the first American president to receive two state visits, followed by his former with Queen Elizabeth II in 2019.
Trump laid a wreath on the tomb of Elizabeth, who died in 2022, and looked at the collection of objects related to the US, including a letter from President Abraham Lincoln to Queen Victoria in 1862, after Prince Albert’s death.
Trumps had a private meeting with William and Catherine, which the Kensington Palace’s office called “warm and friendly”.
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Before the rich event, which was attended by about 160 guests, King Charles III welcomed Trump’s “personal commitment” to look for peace.
Trump during his royal visit
Trump described the visit as “one of the highest honors of my life” who called the UK and the US “” two notes in one chord … Every beautiful in itself, but it really should be playing together. “
The King and Trump laughed and joked when the American leader inspected the units in Windsor, west of London, in a complicated spectacle with the carriage procession.
Approximately 120 horses and 1300 members of the British Army – some of the red tunics and gold adjoined the helmets – during the festive guard of the honorary guard, which British officials called the largest for Britain’s state visit.
They also exchanged gifts, with Royals, who presented Trump with the book to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence next year, and Trump gave Charles a replica of the sword owned by President Dwight Eisenhower.
(With the entry from agencies.)
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