August 30th Victory Day Was Celebrated with a Ceremony in Taksim.
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The Great Offensive, launched on August 26, 1922, under the command of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, culminated in a decisive victory at Dumlupınar on August 30. The 104th anniversary of this victory, a turning point in the Turkish nation's struggle for independence, was celebrated with a ceremony at the Turkish Martyrs' Cemetery in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.
A ceremony was held at the Taksim Republic Monument in Istanbul to commemorate the 104th anniversary of the August 30 Victory Day.
In Istanbul, the 104th anniversary of the August 30 Victory Day was celebrated with a ceremony held at the Taksim Republic Monument. The Governor, the Army Commander, and members of the protocol laid wreaths, followed by a moment of silence and the national anthem, after which the President's message was read.
The 104th anniversary of the August 30 Victory Day was celebrated with an official ceremony in Taksim Square. Many dignitaries attended the ceremony, where wreaths were laid at the Republic Monument.
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