I speak with deep sorrow and share the sense of loss, immeasurably, with all
We are bound to pay her the heartiest respect we can give to a mother
After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Charles III, who will be crowned as the king of the country, addressed the nation today.
Charles and his wife Camilla returned to London today from Balmoral Castle in Scotland. This was followed by a meeting with Prime Minister Liz Truss at Buckingham Palace.
In this situation, he addressed the people of the country at 6 pm local time. In it, King Charles began by saying, “It is with deep sorrow that I speak to you today.”
My mother, the venerable Raniyar, has been an inspiration and role model to me and my entire family throughout her life.
We owe her the heartfelt respect that any family can give to their mother. And, as was his dream, I give you my assurance that I will serve you for the rest of my life,’ said King Charles.
In his public career, we have witnessed the abiding love of tradition and the fearless embrace of progress, which has made us a great nation, he said.
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I pay tribute to my mother and respect her public life. I know his death brings great sadness to many of you,
And I share that sense of loss, without measure, with you all, said King Charles.
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