Defense Minister Güler Marks Veterans Day, Vows No Compromise on Terror-Free Turkey
At a ceremony honoring veterans, Yaşar Güler said the "Terror-Free Turkey" process will continue without concessions.

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- Ceremony held at National Defense University for Veterans Day and Atatürk's Gazi title anniversary
- Defense Minister Güler vowed no compromise on 'Terror-Free Turkey' goal
- Top military leadership including Chief of General Staff deputies and force commanders attended
- Veterans association head Mustafa Işık addressed the gathering
- Event included concert by Armed Forces Harmony Band and Mehteran Unit
Defense Minister Yaşar Güler addressed a ceremony at the National Defense University in Ankara on Friday marking the 105th anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk receiving the title of Gazi and the rank of Marshal, as well as September 19 Veterans Day. The event was attended by top military commanders, deputy ministers, veterans, and families of martyrs.
Güler stated that the "Terror-Free Turkey" process is being carried forward without compromising the power of the state or the sensitivity of the nation. He emphasized that the independence of Turkey and Azerbaijan is guaranteed by the sacrifices of martyrs and veterans.
“The 'Terror-Free Turkey' process continues without compromising the power of the state or the sensitivity of the nation.”
Gazi Mustafa Işık, head of the Turkey War Veterans, Martyrs, Orphans and Widows Association, spoke on behalf of veterans during the ceremony. The Turkish Armed Forces Harmony Band and Mehteran Unit performed a concert following the speeches.
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