King Charles III Addresses US Congress, Emphasizes Transatlantic Unity Amid Global Challenges
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During his historic address to the US Congress, King Charles III highlighted the enduring alliance between the United Kingdom and the United States, advocating for NATO unity and support for Ukraine amid ongoing global conflicts.
King Charles III delivered a historic address to a joint meeting of the United States Congress, marking only the second time a British monarch has done so, following Queen Elizabeth II's speech in 1991.
In his speech, King Charles emphasized the enduring alliance between the United Kingdom and the United States, stating that despite current uncertainties and conflicts, the two nations remain steadfast allies committed to defending democracy.
The King also underscored the importance of NATO unity and called for continued support for Ukraine amid Russia's ongoing invasion.
The address was part of a four-day state visit by King Charles and Queen Camilla, commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence.
The visit includes meetings with President Donald Trump, a state dinner at the White House, and stops in New York and Virginia.