Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain passed away on September 8 at her estate. All over the world mourn the loss, and also honor the memory of Her Majesty. The same was done in Lviv.
As Mayor Andriy Sadovy noted, on September 9, the British flag was flown at half mast in front of the Town Hall. They did this as a sign of solidarity with the British, mourning the death of Elizabeth II.
Ukraine supports the British in these sad times
This is a manifestation of solidarity with the people, who set an example of extraordinary support for Ukraine. Queen Elizabeth will forever remain in our memory. Rest in peace, Your Majesty (“Rest in Peace, Your Majesty” – Channel 24), he wrote.
Recall that Elizabeth II ruled Great Britain for 70 years. Gone into eternity Her Majesty at the age of 96 years. Note that recently she has not been in good health. Therefore, she was recommended constant medical supervision.
How Ukraine reacted to the death of Elizabeth II
Volodymyr Zelensky stressed that he learned about the death of Queen Elizabeth with deep sadness. He expressed sincere condolences to the royal family on behalf of the entire Ukrainian people. The President of Ukraine stressed that the departure of Her Majesty is an irreparable loss.
First Lady Olena Zelenska added that Elizabeth II was an extraordinary person, the mother of an entire nation. Moreover, she managed to become a legend during her lifetime. So, in the hearts and minds of millions of people around the world, she will remain forever.
Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President Mikhail Podolyak also reacted to the loss. According to him, the replacement of the head of the throne is a big procedure, like the burial itself. He noted that the world media will change their focus for the time being, because they will focus on the tragedy in London.
We add that the throne should be taken by the son of Elizabeth II, Prince Charles. He, according to media reports, should be proclaimed the king of Great Britain on September 10th. He will not only rule the monarchy, but will also take on a new name – Charles III.
