Poland celebrates the anniversary of regaining independence. The Independence March will pass through the streets of Warsaw.

In Szczecin, the Polish flag will be raised on the ferry M/F "Bursztyn" during a ceremony attended by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Meanwhile, Kraków is observing a period of mourning following a terrorist attack on November 7, which resulted in six deaths. The National Independence Day celebrations will be subdued in Kraków, with military honors limited due to the mourning period. In Warsaw, the Independence March will take place, organized by the Independence March Association, with the theme "A Pole is a Host in Poland." Central celebrations will include wreath-laying ceremonies and a mass for the homeland, attended by various officials, including President Karol Nawrocki. Security measures will be heightened in both cities due to recent events, including restrictions on carrying weapons and using pyrotechnics.

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