Ypres Honors Fallen, Remembers World War I End
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A ceremony was held in Belgium for World War I. Red poppy flowers fell on soldiers and other people. The event remembered the war that ended many years ago.
The ceremony took place in Ypres, Belgium. This town is known for the terrible war. People put flowers at a memorial for the soldiers who died.
Armistice Day is on Tuesday, marking the end of WWI. It is called Veterans Day in the United States. Other countries like Britain and Australia call it Remembrance Day.
Benoit Mottrie said the war was not the end of wars. Wars still happen in many places today. He mentioned Ukraine, Gaza, and South Sudan as places with current conflicts.
Many countries remembered the war with events and silence. France and Britain had special ceremonies. The world is now facing new conflicts and rising tensions.
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What flowers were used in the ceremony?
Red poppy flowers were used in the ceremony.
Where did the ceremony take place?
The ceremony took place in Ypres, Belgium.
What is Armistice Day also called in the United States?
Armistice Day is called Veterans Day in the United States.
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