October 29 enthusiasm in the skies over the Bosphorus: Turkish Stars and Solotürk show begins
A parade of 100 ships has begun in the Bosphorus to mark the October 29 Republic Day. The Turkish Stars and Solotürk are performing an air show in the skies over the Bosphorus.
A magnificent ceremony is being held in the Bosphorus as part of the Republic's centennial celebrations. As 100 naval ships pass through the Bosphorus, the Turkish Stars and Solotürk are saluting the Republic from the sky.
SPECIAL MOMENTS IN THE BOSPHORUS
While the Republic's 100th anniversary is being celebrated with enthusiasm across the country, the Bosphorus is witnessing special moments. A special event is being held in the Bosphorus as part of the celebrations.

100 SHIPS PASSING THROUGH THE BOSPHORUS
A total of 100 ships, including the TCG Anadolu, frigates, Ada-class corvettes, mine-hunting ships, patrol ships, amphibious ships, fast attack craft, submarines, and auxiliary ships, have begun their passage through the Bosphorus. It was stated that this ceremony held in the Bosphorus is the largest naval parade in the history of the navy. It was noted that more than 7 thousand personnel are participating in the ceremony.
TURKISH STARS AND SOLOTÜRK SALUTE THE REPUBLIC
In the special event held in the Bosphorus, the Turkish Stars and SOLOTÜRK are saluting the Republic from the sky. The warships are also being accompanied from the air by 14 fighter jets.
News Source: 12punto
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