King of England III. Charles was the target of the egg attack for the second time. While greeting the people in the city of Luton, King III. The egg was laid in the direction of Charles. While the guards noticed the egg attack and drove the King away from the crowd, the egg that was thrown did not coincide with King Charles. A man in his 20s suspected of laying the egg has been detained by Bedfordshire police.
SECOND ATTACK
King Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, last died on November 9 in the city of York in the north of the country, the former Queen of England II. During a visit to inaugurate a statue in Elizabeth’s honor, the egg was attacked. The eggs that were thrown did not hit the King and Queen. 23-year-old Patrick Thelwell, who was detained after the attack, was released after being banned from carrying eggs in public as a condition of bail. (UAV)