So what is the cost of freedom and what will
it achieve?
What will it take to achieve it?
On this day in the year 19 forty,
450,000 Allied forces invaded France to drive out the forces
of Nazi Germany.
And 80 years later, in the midst of some pretty
devastating conflicts,
France is commemorating the spirit of the courageous soldiers who
fought in the Second World War.
Marking the historic day with sounds of backpipes on the
beaches of Normandy,
the France is also reenacting scenes of the landing of
the Allied troops.
It was a proud moment for the World War 2
veterans who were commemorated for their services.
80 years old.
So with the number of veterans,
many of them aged 100 and above,
fast dwindling, this is likely to be the last major
ceremony in Normandy honouring them for their presence.
When you go home, tell them of us
and say for your tomorrow we gave our today
the Britains, King Charles the third alternator read at the
War Memorial,
followed by French President Amanal Macro.
The British Prime Minister wishes to not in other dignitaries.
Very many of them never came home.
They lost their lives on the D-Day landing grounds
or in the many battles that followed.
It is with the most profound sense of gratitude
that we remember them and all those who served at
that critical time.
We recall the lesson that comes to us
again and again across the decades.
3 nations must stand together to oppose tyranny.
The Paying tribute to the D-Day veterans,
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunagh said that the war heroes
are truly the best amongst of the US.
Whether you're an engineer or a radio operator or an
intelligence officer,
your actions freed a continent and built a better world.
You risked everything
and we owe you everything.
We cannot possibly hope to repay that debt,
but we can and we must
pledge never to forget
the drawing comparisons to the allied forces.
In the 80th anniversary of the D-Day,
U.S. President Joe Biden said that they would not walk
away from the defence of Ukraine and love Russia to
threaten more of Europe,
the United States and NATO
and a coalition of more than fifty countries
standing strong with Ukraine. We will not walk away
because if we do, Ukraine will be subjugated
and will not end there.
Ukraine's neighbors will be threatened.
All of Europe will be threatened.
And make no mistake, the autocrats of the world are
watching closely
to see what happens in Ukraine,
to see if we let this illegal aggression go unchecked.
We cannot let that happen.
To surrender to bullies, to bow down to dictators is
simply unthinkable.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian prison will automate Lenski One,
one of the invited dignitaries,
for the 80th anniversary of the D-Day London.
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