Kastamonu Celebrates Victory Day Anniversary with Enthusiasm
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- Thousands of people in Kastamonu joined a torchlight procession and Fatma Turgut concert marking the 104th anniversary of Victory Day on Aug. 30.
- Mayor Hasan Baltacฤฑ told the crowd that victory had been entrusted to them and pledged continued work.
Kastamonu marked the 104th anniversary of Victory Day with a torchlight procession and a concert by singer Fatma Turgut, drawing thousands of residents.
People carrying Turkish flags filled Belediye Square for the celebrations. The event combined a public ceremony with live music as the city commemorated the national holiday.
Addressing the crowd, Mayor Hasan Baltacฤฑ said, โVictory is entrusted to us. Aware of this, we will continue working without pause.โ
Victory is entrusted to us. Aware of this, we will continue working without pause.
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Originally published by Cumhuriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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