Georgia celebrated its 107th Independence Day on May 26 with patriotic festivities in Tbilisi, featuring military parades, aerial demonstrations, and speeches by top officials to honor the nation’s independence.
Georgia marked its 107th Independence Day with a grand celebration in the capital, featuring military displays and aerial performances that reflected the country's national pride.
As part of the festivities, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and President Mikheil Kavelashvili delivered speeches during the official ceremony in Tbilisi, addressing the gathered crowds.
Georgian service members took part in the event, marching in formation and showcasing the nation’s military presence. The celebrations also included impressive aerial demonstrations, with military helicopters flying over the city and jets releasing smoke in the red and white colours of the Georgian national flag.
The vibrant program highlighted Georgia’s patriotic spirit and brought citizens together in a show of unity and national pride.
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