Norway Mourns Its Unifying King | Jamaica News
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Norway mourned the passing of King Harald V, who died at 89 after a 31-year reign as the nation’s oldest reigning monarch, with a nationwide minute of silence and a solemn procession through Oslo. Dignitaries including Ukraine’s Zelensky and Britain’s Prince William paid tribute, while thousands lined the streets to honor a beloved unifier known as “the grandfather of the nation.” His inclusive legacy—emphasizing diversity and mutual respect—resonated deeply, even as recent scandals had shaken public trust. A dramatic flyover by F-35 jets marked his final journey to Akershus Castle, where he rests in a secret, high-security sarcophagus. Flags were raised and bells tolled as Norway bid farewell to a king who embodied unity, compassion, and national pride.
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