A moving ceremony was held at Edinburgh Castle to honour Polish veterans who fought alongside British forces during World War II. The event, attended by dignitaries and military representatives, celebrated the bravery and sacrifice of these veterans.
The ceremony included a wreath-laying and a moment of silence, acknowledging the significant contributions of Polish soldiers to the Allied victory. Edinburgh Castle, a historic symbol of Scotland, provided a fitting backdrop for the tribute.
Among the attendees were family members of the veterans, who shared emotional stories of their loved ones' service. The event highlighted the enduring bond between Poland and the United Kingdom, forged during the war.
Organisers emphasised the importance of remembering these heroes and educating future generations about their sacrifices. The ceremony concluded with a musical performance, adding a poignant touch to the occasion.
