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Thessaloniki Hosts Major Military Parade for Greece’s Oxi Day Anniversary

THESSALONIKI — The major military parade marking Greece’s Oct. 28 national anniversary began along Megalou Alexandrou Avenue on the city’s waterfront, in the presence of President Konstantinos Tasoulas. Among those watching from the official reviewing stand were Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis; PASOK-KINAL leader Nikos Androulakis, head of the main opposition; Niki party leader Dimitris Natsios; Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and Cyprio…

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The grand military parade is underway in Thessaloniki, in front of the country's state, political and military leadership. The military parade culminates the three-day celebrations of the anniversaries of October 26, 1912 - the day the city was liberated from the Turkish yoke, the feast of the Patron Saint Saint Demetrius and October 28, 1940. "When Greeks are united, we can do anything" Speaking to APE-MPA, a few hours before the parade, the pr…

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Athens celebrates today the National Anniversary of “NO” with splendor, while the celebration will culminate with the student parade in the city center

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The parade will conclude with precision flights by an F-16 fighter jet of the "Zeus" air display team, led by Lieutenant Commander Christos - Paris Charitos The post October 28th: The three-day festivities culminate with the grand military parade in Thessaloniki appeared first on in.gr.

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The student parade took place in the center of Athens in good weather conditions for the anniversary of October 28, in the presence of representatives of the political, religious, military and state leadership. The students paraded accompanied by the Philharmonic of the Municipality of Athens, honoring the national anniversary with pride and emotion.

This year, for the first time, the military departments will precede the politicians. With the grand military parade before the country's State, Political and Military leadership, the three-day celebrations of the anniversaries of October 26, 1912 - the day of the city's liberation from the Turkish yoke, the feast of the Patron Saint Saint Demetrius and October 28, 1940, culminate today in Thessaloniki.

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Business Daily broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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