Happening now, we're following two major breaking stories. Former Prince Andrew arrested the accusations

against him and how they could tie back to Jeffrey Epstein. And right now, President Trump is holding

the first meeting of his Board of Peace, notably missing some key U.S. allies. We're going to

keep monitoring this event. We will bring you any news.

We want to welcome our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown, and you're in the Situation Room.

This is CNN breaking news.

And we begin with the stunning news this morning out of the United Kingdom.

The bombshell arrest of Andrew Montbatten, Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, he's in custody on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Andrew becomes the most senior member of the British royal family

to be arrested in more than 300 years. And it comes after the U.S. government released a trove of

Jeffrey Epstein-related documents, some detailing Andrew's ties to the late sex offender.

King Charles was spotted just a short while ago in London. You can see that right here. He responded earlier to the late sex offender. King Charles was spotted just a short while ago in London.

You can see that right here. He responded earlier to the news with a statement saying he, quote,

learned with the deepest concern about the arrest, though notably he does not refer to Andrew as

his brother. And he added, the law must take its course. CNN royal correspondent Max Foster is in London right outside of Buckingham Palace.

What more do we know about this arrest, Max?

Well, it happened this morning.

The king wasn't informed about it.

The police went into Andrew's house on the Sandring Estate, which is owned by the King,

and was arrested by Thames Valley Police, which oversees Windsor, the Windsor area where Andrew used to live,

who was evicted from that house, sent to Norfolk.

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