The United Kingdom commemorated the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, celebrating the sacrifices of World War II veterans. A grand procession included British armed forces, alongside troops from Ukraine and NATO allies, showcasing solidarity. Esteemed Royal Air Force veteran Alan Kennett, now 100 years old, received a salute as the parade began, attended by King Charles III and an audience including military personnel and history enthusiasts. The route spanned from the Houses of Parliament, through Trafalgar Square, concluding at Buckingham Palace, symbolizing national pride and remembrance.
The United Kingdom has marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, honouring the men and women who fought during World War II.
Alan Kennett, 100-year-old Royal Air Force veteran who landed in northern France on D-Day, accepted the salute from Garrison Sergeant Major Andrew Stokes.
The events on Monday featured a procession by members of the British armed forces, accompanied by troops from Ukraine and the UK's NATO allies.
The parade followed a route from the Houses of Parliament, through Trafalgar Square and down the Mall to Buckingham Palace.
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