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Cyprus and Greece participate in Bastille Day parade in Paris

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The Greek Armed Forces participated in the Bastille Day parade in Paris, marking a historic moment 107 years after their last march in 1919.
Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias emphasized the significance of Greece's presence as a symbol of ongoing contributions to European security.
The ceremony featured a contingent from the Greek Armed Forces marching and Greek Rafale jets performing aerial formations over the city.
The participation also highlighted the strong defense ties between Greece and France, reflecting a commitment to mutual security.
The event was attended by various European leaders, underscoring its importance in international relations.

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On July 14, 2026, the Bastille Day military parade in Paris featured the participation of Greek armed forces, marking a significant event 107 years after their last presence in 1919. Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasized that this participation symbolizes Greece's longstanding contribution to European security and the deep ties between Greece and France. A contingent from the Hellenic Armed Forces marched proudly down the Champs-Élysées, accompanied by Greek Rafale fighter jets that performed aerial displays over the city.

The parade included not only Greek military representation but also showcased the Cypriot National Guard, which participated for the first time in 19 years. The event served as a platform to reinforce defense ties between Cyprus and France, with the National Guard Chief, Lieutenant General Emmanouel Theodorou, joining in the celebrations at the invitation of French military leaders. The presence of these military units was seen as a powerful symbol of solidarity among European nations, reflecting shared values of security and cooperation.

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