Historic U.K. journey welcomes Trump with a king, a carriage, and a venerable castle
Headline: King Charles III Welcomes President Donald Trump for Unprecedented Second State Visit in Grand Ceremony at Windsor Castle
Sub-headline: The visit was marked by a grand military ceremony, political discussions, and a multibillion-dollar technology deal.
President Donald Trump received a royal welcome during his second state visit to the United Kingdom on Thursday. The event took place at Windsor Castle, attended by King Charles III and other senior members of the royal family, including Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Catherine, Princess of Wales.
The ceremony was a grand spectacle, showcasing the full weight of Britain's ceremonial traditions. It was specifically designed for a visiting foreign leader and involved 1,300 military personnel and 120 horses. The castle walls transformed into a stage for this royal ceremony.
King Charles III greeted President Trump, extending a warm welcome to the US President. The visit marks an unprecedented second state visit for President Trump in the U.K.
The political landscape was not left untouched during the visit. The war in Ukraine was a key issue being discussed, while a multibillion-dollar technology deal was also being negotiated.
Protesters gathered in London outside Windsor Castle to express their opposition to President Trump's arrival. However, the grandeur and tradition of the ceremony seemed to overshadow the protests, as the event unfolded in a festive atmosphere.
The visit is expected to strengthen the ties between the two nations, providing a platform for further discussions and collaborations in the future.
