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On 2nd War Anniversary, King Charles Applauds Ukraine’s Resilience, Condemns Russia’s Aggression

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In a statement two years after Russia invaded Ukraine, King Charles hailed the Ukrainian people’s “determination and strength” against “indiscernible aggression.” The king praised Ukrainians’ bravery in the face of tragedy.


King Charles praised Ukrainian resilience during the battle after meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Queen Oleksandra Zelenska, and Ukrainian army recruits in the UK. He praised the UK and its partners’ leadership in aiding Ukraine at this terrible time.

After Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died, the UK and US slapped more sanctions on Russia, making the declaration more significant. The British Embassy in Washington, D.C., lit its building in Ukrainian flag colors to show sympathy.

King Charles expressed sympathy and support for Ukraine, recalling Zelenskyy’s surprise visit to Buckingham Palace a year earlier. Prince William also visited British and Polish troops on Poland’s Ukraine border in March 2023 to show solidarity.

As the fighting continues, the king sent his best wishes to everybody concerned. The forceful declaration showed the UK and its allies’ determination to lead international support for Ukraine during the crisis.

The war’s impact, geopolitical implications, and global responses highlight the conflict’s complex dynamics as states navigate diplomatic, economic, and humanitarian issues in Ukraine.

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