"You have always served freedom, unity and independence of Georgia. In 2008, your courage saved Georgia. I am sorry that this year the government prevented holding the parade for political reasons," the report says.
The President stressed that the parade is an opportunity for the people to thank his army once a year.
Georgian Deputy Prime Minister Giorgi Margvelashvili, head of the Commission on the organization of the May 26 events, previously said that the military parade is not planned. The event, dedicated to the Independence Day of Georgia, will be held in 25 cities across the country.
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