Message of H. I greet you with my most heartfelt feelings, deep affection and respect. Today, we celebrate the nd anniversary of the Great Victory, all together, in great enthusiasm, pride and excitement. I would like to convey my heartfelt appreciation to our guests who share our festive joy in our missions abroad. Through the Great Victory, the Turkish Nation declared to the whole world once again that it will not accept captivity, will not let its will to be chained, and will never compromise on living independently in its homeland.
The Great Victory, achieved by virtue of the heroism of our martyrs, the blood of our veterans and the sacrifices of our nation, guides us today as well. We are mobilizing all our means to end conflicts, persecutions and massacres in different geographies of the world, especially in Gaza. We stand firm on the side of the oppressed regardless of their identity or beliefs, without expecting any material benefits.
We are stronger today than yesterday; hopefully we will be much stronger tomorrow. Together with our friends and brothers, who have set their hearts on the same ideals as us, we will certainly establish a global order in which everyone is represented justly. With these thoughts in mind, I commemorate Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the commander-in-chief of the Great Victory, and his comrades-in-arms with gratitude, I wish mercy from Allah the Almighty to our martyrs, who are the eternal guardians of our independence, and I remember our veterans with gratefulness.
Randevu Sorgula. Dear Citizens, Distinguished Guests, I greet you with my most heartfelt feelings, deep affection and respect. On this momentous date, which is one of the critical thresholds of our history, I would like to congratulate August 30 Victory Day of our glorious nation, our Turkish Cypriot brothers and millions of citizens all over the World. With the August 30 Battle of the Commander-in-Chief, the armies of occupation were decisively defeated, the axis of imperialism were destroyed and the gates leading to the proclamation of the Republic were wide opened.
I would like to express these convictions with great pleasure: We are stronger today than yesterday; hopefully we will be much stronger tomorrow.
