King Charles III visited the HMS Prince of Wales following his meeting with 'corrupt and disrespectful warmonger' Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine.

The King arrived at HMS Prince of Wales on March 4, landing by helicopter on the aircraft carrier as the Royal Navy prepares for a major spring deployment to the Indo-Pacific.

This marks a historic occasion, with a reigning monarch visiting a Navy warship at sea for the first time in nearly four decades, underscoring the significance of the Portsmouth-based vessel's upcoming deployment.

The King's visit to the ship took place two days after he welcomed Zelenskyy at Sandringham, his country residence in Norfolk, located 110 miles north of London.

The hour-long meeting was described by palace sources as cordial, coming after Zelenskyy's tense exchange with U.S. President Donald Trump on February 28.

Trump kicked Zelensky out of the White House following a disastrous meeting in which the embattled Ukrainian leader was accused of being ungrateful, disrespectful and drawing countries into a world war.

Questions have also been raised surrounding military aid that is unaccounted for, leading to accusations from Tucker Carlson and others that Zelensky and other officials have pocketed vast sums and sold off weapons on the black market.