Poland celebrates the 108th anniversary of regaining independence. Ceremonies across the country

On November 11, Poland celebrates Independence Day, marking the country's regained independence in 1918. This year, the 108th anniversary is overshadowed by recent tragic events in Krakow, leading to more subdued celebrations. In Krakow, a moment of silence was observed for the victims of a shooting, with officials emphasizing resilience and unity. Central celebrations took place in Warsaw, attended by President Karol Nawrocki, who highlighted the importance of responsibility for others. Various cities, including Gdańsk and Wrocław, held parades and events, honoring the victims while celebrating national pride. Szczecin also marked the day with the christening of a new ferry, symbolizing Poland's maritime heritage.