King Charles laid the first wreath at the Remembrance Sunday ceremony in London, honoring the war dead with thousands in attendance, amidst a solemn atmosphere.
Thousands gathered in central London to observe a two-minute silence for Remembrance Sunday, while military veterans proudly displayed their medals during the tribute to fallen soldiers.
Charles, dressed in military uniform, laid his wreath at the Cenotaph while buglers played the Last Post, signaling the beginning and end of the silent reflection.
The ceremony included members of the royal family participating in laying of wreaths, highlighting their role in honoring the sacrifices made by armed forces personnel.
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