A wide-angle street-level image captures a parade or procession in the city of Athens, Greece

A wide-angle street-level image captures a parade or procession in the city of Athens, Greece. A formation of approximately 20 individuals, dressed in camouflage uniforms and berets, marches in step down the center of an asphalt street. They carry numerous tall poles adorned with flags, predominantly blue and white striped, with some featuring a white cross on a blue field. The street itself has a single dashed white line marking its center. Crowds of spectators line both sidewalks, separated from the street by black metal barriers. Many individuals in the crowd are observing the procession; some are holding smartphones, seemingly recording the event. Multi-story buildings frame both sides of the street. On the left, several buildings are partially obscured by a large tree with green foliage. One building facade on the left displays blue graffiti reading "EARTH" near its roofline. On the right, a prominent light-colored building features a large black Greek letter "Ξ" (Xi) painted vertically on its facade, with the smaller text "TOOK + ε = TOOΞ" below it. Above the "Ξ", additional graffiti shows a yellow dripping design over the word "PAM". Further down the street on the right, a building displays "HOTEL DELPHI" signage. Black utility wires crisscross overhead between the buildings. Streetlights with black ornate poles are visible on both sides of the road. In the distant background, a large, rocky hill or mountain with structures at its summit is visible, strongly suggesting Lycabettus Hill. The sky above is partly cloudy with visible patches of blue.