Warsaw. Elizabeth II died. Candles in front of the gates of the British Embassy

Less than an hour after Buckingham Palace announced the news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, lit candles began to appear in front of the British Embassy. – When I got there after eight in the evening, some candles were burning in front of the gate. But more and more people flocked. Some of them added more candles, others brought bouquets of flowers – according to tvnwarszawa.pl correspondent Mateus Semlter before 21:00.

Flowers and candles in front of the British Embassy in Warsaw are constantly coming up. Poles come here despite the late hour, in a gesture of solidarity and respect – said Bartomiej Schlak, correspondent for TVN24 in about 22 days.

The Mayor of Warsaw expressed sympathy for the British. “Great sadness. End of times. Queen Elizabeth II has passed away at the age of 96, after 70 years of reign. Congratulations to our British friends,” Trzaskowski wrote on Twitter.

A special illumination is mentioned in the city profile, which was displayed at the Palace of Culture and Science on the occasion of the platinum jubilee of the Saudi monarch.

Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, died on Thursday, September 8. She was 96 years old. She was the British Queen for 70 years. She assumed the throne on February 6, 1952. Her full title was: Queen by the grace of God over the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and its other kingdoms and territories, Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith. He went down in history, among other things as Britain’s longest-reigning monarch. In this regard, she was surpassed only by the King of France, Louis XIV, who ruled the country for 72 years.