They commemorate Poland's independence days after the assassination, Tusk called for restraint.

Four days after the Krakow attack, Poland celebrates Independence Day. Prime Minister Donald Tusk urged restraint among attendees at the event, which is expected to attract many right-wing participants. The attack, carried out by Michał Oksiński, resulted in nine deaths. Tusk emphasized the importance of unity for the sake of freedom and security, despite differing political views. The atmosphere is tense due to the ongoing campaign season, with organizers anticipating a record turnout, including foreign nationalists. Rafal Buca, a spokesperson for the event, stated that they reject any political attacks, regardless of their origin. The independence march is held annually on November 11 to commemorate Poland's liberation in 1918 after 123 years of partition.