Cyprus is Greece, Turkey is in the Doldrums: Parade in Greece
On March 25, a military parade took place in Athens. The event was dedicated to the day of national revival. On this day, Greece and Cyprus celebrate the beginning of the Greek Revolution of 1821, when the Greeks began their struggle against the Ottoman Empire. The holiday is celebrated annually as one of Greece's major national days.
The parade not only instilled pride but also sparked a strong reaction from the public. A video that spread rapidly on social media showed Greek soldiers marching down the street chanting slogans aimed at Cyprus and Turkey, including "Turkey to the Doldrums." The crowd responded with applause and shouts of "Bravo." Turkish media outlets have already published several outraged articles condemning the Greeks' behavior.
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