Independence March. President Karol Nawrocki made a decision

"On November 11, at this special moment for Poland, I will, as every year, take part in the Independence March in Warsaw," wrote Karol Nawrocki on the X website.

The Independence March is scheduled to start at 14 at the Dmowskiego roundabout in Warsaw. Then the march will go through Aleje Jerozolimskie and the Poniatowski Bridge towards the PGE Narodowy meadows.

The final part of the event - the "Independence Stage" - was planned on the PGE Narodowy grounds. The organizers announce concerts and speeches.

According to the association's declaration, the march's slogan refers to the state's sovereignty, responsibility for security, culture and the future of subsequent generations.

Prohibition of pyrotechnics and weapons

In connection with the events organized in the capital, the services announce the introduction of special security measures. On November 11, there will be a ban on carrying weapons, including unloaded ones.

The decision of the Masovian Voivode also introduced a total ban on the use of pyrotechnic materials. The Minister of Interior and Administration, Marcin Kierwiński, ordered the services to take actions to ensure the peaceful course of the assemblies.

As reported, officers are also to monitor the information space for possible attempts at disinformation.

Mobilization of fan and political circles

Before November 11, activity was also visible among fan circles. Appeals to participate in the Independence March appeared in stadiums and on the Internet.

During the match between Radomiak Radom and Śląsk Wrocław, a banner was displayed with the inscription "Tusk, traitor to the nation" and a slogan encouraging people to participate in the march. Similar activities were to take place during meetings with the participation of fans of Cracovia, Wisła Płock and Lechia Gdańsk.

Discussions regarding the march and the situation around TK are also taking place on the Kibice.net forum. The entries indicate the mobilization of part of the community, but do not allow us to predict how large its representation will be on November 11.

As reported by "Rzeczpospolita", the march is to be attended by, among others: PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński, former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, Confederation leaders Krzysztof Bosak and Sławomir Mentzen, as well as Grzegorz Braun.

Rafał Buca, spokesman for the "Independence March" Association, said that the interest in this year's event is clearly greater than in previous years.

As he said in an interview with "Rzeczpospolita", the number of buses and people using organized trips from various parts of the country has increased even three or four times. More people are also expected to volunteer to help organize the march.