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🚨ANNOUNCEMENT – WE ARE BUILDING AN INDEPENDENT MEDIA CHANNEL FOR THE SLAVIC WORLD

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We are creating something like Kanał Zero (voice of the people in Poland) or Valuetainment (bold & independent), but for all Slavs — and in English, so the whole world can finally hear our voice.

Just like Al Jazeera gave the Arab world its own platform, Slavic Networks TV will be by Slavs, for Slavs, and for everyone who wants the real story.

What we are building:
- Honest history of the Slavic peoples — not the version others wrote for us
- Current events explained from our perspective, not through Western or globalist lenses
- Interviews with voices that mainstream media ignores or silences
- Documentaries, shorts, podcasts, analysis, language content, and more

We are looking for:
✅ Correspondents from all Slavic countries (Poland, Serbia, Czechia, Slovakia, Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovenia, etc.)
✅ Editors, writers, translators, voice-over artists, graphic designers
✅ Passionate people who love Slavic history, culture, politics, or languages
✅ Those who feel mainstream media only shows one side of the story

You don’t need a fancy degree — just real passion, courage, and willingness to build something meaningful.

Important:
This project is still in the early volunteer phase.
We are building everything from scratch — no big sponsors, no grants, no corporate money.
The goal is to grow into a professional, independent platform where the best contributors can eventually be paid.

How to join:
Send us an email to: [email protected]
(or DM if you prefer)

Tell us a bit about yourself and what you can contribute (writing, video, voice, research, ideas, etc.). Even a short message is enough to start.

We are not here to create “better mainstream media”.
We are here to create **our own** — Slavic, honest, and unafraid.

If you feel called to help shape this, write to us.

Slavic Networks TV
For Slavs. By Slavs. To the world.

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🚨BREAKING: 🇵🇱 POLISH MEP AND CONFEDERATION OF THE POLISH CROWN LEADER GRZEGORZ BRAUN: “POLAND IS NOT INDEPENDENT!” — ADDRESSES CROWDS AT WARSAW’S INDEPENDENCE MARCH!

WARSAW, POLAND — NOVEMBER 11, 2026

As Poland celebrates 108 years since regaining independence, Grzegorz Braun, a Polish Member of the European Parliament and leader of Konfederacja Korony Polskiej (Confederation of the Polish Crown), has delivered a sharply critical message about the country’s sovereignty.

Speaking to journalists and supporters during Warsaw’s Independence March, Braun pointed to the enormous crowds and declared:

“HERE IS POLAND!”

He criticised what he described as excessive influence by foreign governments and embassies over Polish affairs, while raising concerns about the marginalisation of opposition voices.

Braun also referred to the recent events in Kraków, threats to public security and allegations of corruption.

His party participated in the march with its own column under the theme “Odzyskajmy Niepodległość” — “Let’s Regain Independence.”

🇵🇱 BRAUN’S CENTRAL ARGUMENT: POLAND REGAINED STATEHOOD IN 1918, BUT ITS SOVEREIGNTY REMAINS INCOMPLETE TODAY.

The annual march brought together large crowds carrying Polish flags, including supporters of several nationalist and conservative political movements.

🎥 Grzegorz Braun speaking at the Independence March — footage shared by @Edgar Korona, November 11, 2026.

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🚨🇵🇱 POLISH BORDER DEFENSE MOVEMENT LEADER ROBERT BĄKIEWICZ: “TUSK WILL NOT SPIT IN OUR FACE!” — MASSIVE COLUMN MARCHES THROUGH WARSAW!

POLAND’S INDEPENDENCE DAY — NOVEMBER 11, 2026

Polish nationalist activist Robert Bąkiewicz, leader of Ruch Obrony Granic (Border Defense Movement), has shared footage of his organisation participating in Warsaw’s annual Independence March.

🇵🇱 Dozens of Polish flags fill the nighttime streets as red flares illuminate the procession.

Bąkiewicz can be seen addressing participants through a megaphone while marching alongside his supporters.

Two prominent banners carry the messages:

“RUCH OBRONY GRANIC” — “BORDER DEFENSE MOVEMENT”

“NIE BĘDZIE TUSK PLUŁ NAM W TWARZ!” — “TUSK WILL NOT SPIT IN OUR FACE!”

The second banner directly targets Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, reflecting the movement’s opposition to his government’s policies.

Ruch Obrony Granic campaigns for stronger border controls and opposes irregular migration into Poland.

The group joined the wider Independence March, held under the slogan “POLAK W POLSCE GOSPODARZEM” — “A POLE IS THE HOST IN POLAND.”

🇵🇱 BORDER SECURITY, IMMIGRATION AND OPPOSITION TO TUSK’S GOVERNMENT WERE AMONG THE POLITICAL THEMES VISIBLE AT THIS YEAR’S MARCH.

🎥 Robert Bąkiewicz — Warsaw, November 11, 2026.

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🚨🇵🇱 POLISH NATIONALIST YOUTH ORGANISATION MŁODZIEŻ WSZECHPOLSKA: “THERE WILL BE NO INNOVATION IN A COUNTRY OF MASS IMMIGRATION!”

WARSAW, POLAND — NOVEMBER 11, 2026

During Poland’s Independence March, members of Młodzież Wszechpolska (All-Polish Youth) marched through Warsaw carrying large banners opposing mass immigration and the recruitment of cheap foreign labour.

The official Independence March organisers shared a photograph showing the group’s message:

🇵🇱 “NIE BĘDZIE INNOWACJI W KRAJU MASOWEJ IMIGRACJI.”

“THERE WILL BE NO INNOVATION IN A COUNTRY OF MASS IMMIGRATION.”

Other banners demanded:

“REMIGRACJA” — “REMIGRATION”

“DEPORTOWAĆ” — “DEPORT”

A large illustration also showed a bicycle delivery courier crossed out by a red prohibition symbol.

The group’s central argument is that relying on low-cost migrant labour discourages businesses from investing in technology, automation and higher productivity.

That economic claim is contested and is not established by the banners themselves.

🇵🇱 The demonstration took place during Poland’s annual Independence March, held under the slogan:

“POLAK W POLSCE GOSPODARZEM” — “A POLE IS THE HOST IN POLAND.”

The march also included Polish President Karol Nawrocki and representatives of several political parties.

THE BANNERS HIGHLIGHT THE ROLE OF IMMIGRATION, NATIONAL IDENTITY AND ECONOMIC POLICY IN POLAND’S ONGOING POLITICAL DEBATE.

📸 Photograph shared by the official Independence March organisers — November 11, 2026.

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🚨🇷🇺🇺🇦🇵🇱 SHOULD FICO, BRAUN, OKAMURA, MILANOVIĆ OR NAWROCKI NEGOTIATE PEACE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND UKRAINE — INSTEAD OF WESTERN POWERS?

SHOULD SLAVIC COUNTRIES LEAD PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ABOUT THEIR OWN REGION?

🇺🇸 Jared Kushner has called on Europe to choose a single representative for negotiations involving Russia and Ukraine.

His remarks raise a major question:

WHY SHOULD THE FUTURE OF EASTERN EUROPE BE DECIDED WITHOUT A LEADING ROLE FOR THE COUNTRIES MOST DIRECTLY AFFECTED?

Russia and Ukraine are both Slavic nations. Poland, Slovakia, Czechia and other countries across the region have deep historical, cultural and security ties to the conflict.

🇵🇱 Poland has welcomed millions of Ukrainians since 2022 and provided substantial military and humanitarian assistance.

WHO WOULD YOU CHOOSE TO REPRESENT CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE AT THE NEGOTIATING TABLE?

🇸🇰 ROBERT FICO — Slovak Prime Minister

🇵🇱 GRZEGORZ BRAUN — Polish MEP

🇨🇿 TOMIO OKAMURA — Czech MP, Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and SPD leader

🇭🇷 ZORAN MILANOVIĆ — Croatian President

🇵🇱 KAROL NAWROCKI — Polish President

🇷🇸 A REPRESENTATIVE OF SERBIA’S STUDENT LIST

🌍 OR SOMEONE ELSE?

Any peace agreement must respect Ukraine’s sovereignty and include Ukraine in decisions about its future.

👇 WHO SHOULD SIT AT THE NEGOTIATING TABLE — AND WHY?

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🚨🇵🇱 POLISH STATE BROADCASTER TVP INFO CRITICISES WARSAW’S MASSIVE INDEPENDENCE MARCH — JOURNALIST KRZYSZTOF STANOWSKI FIRES BACK!

WHILE CROWDS FILLED WARSAW WITH POLISH FLAGS, A TVP INFO GUEST SAID THE CELEBRATION FILLED HIM WITH “GREAT SADNESS.”

On November 11, social psychologist Dr. Konrad Maj of SWPS University criticised the atmosphere of Poland’s annual Independence March during a TVP Info broadcast.

Watching footage of marchers carrying Polish flags and lighting flares, Maj said the event “barely resembles a holiday.”

He contrasted the scenes with family-oriented Independence Day celebrations he had witnessed abroad, arguing that the dominant image was of people waving flags and using flares rather than enjoying a joyful national celebration.

🇵🇱 JOURNALIST KRZYSZTOF STANOWSKI RESPONDED:

“Buddy, instead of commenting from the studio once again, take a year off and go to this March, because you don’t know what you’re talking about.”

Stanowski also challenged the suggestion that waving national flags should be viewed negatively.

The exchange comes as President Karol Nawrocki joined the march, which organisers say attracted enormous crowds to Warsaw.

THE DISAGREEMENT HIGHLIGHTS TWO DIFFERENT VIEWS OF POLAND’S INDEPENDENCE DAY: A LARGE-SCALE PATRIOTIC STREET MARCH AND A MORE FAMILY-ORIENTED NATIONAL CELEBRATION.

🎥 TVP Info broadcast, November 11, 2026. Exchange circulated on X.

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🚨🇨🇿🇩🇪🇺🇦 CZECH PARLIAMENT SPEAKER AND SPD LEADER TOMIO OKAMURA: “WE WILL NOT LET GERMANY BLACKMAIL US INTO PAYING FOR UKRAINE!”

THE SPEAKER OF THE CZECH PARLIAMENT’S LOWER HOUSE REJECTS GERMAN PRESSURE OVER FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR KYIV!

🇨🇿 Tomio Okamura, a Czech MP, Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and leader of Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD), has accused Germany of pressuring the Czech Republic to finance Ukraine.

In statements published on November 10–11, Okamura opposed Czech contributions to Ukraine’s financing and guarantees for EU loans to Kyiv.

He criticised German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s approach to EU budget negotiations.

“WE WILL NOT LET OURSELVES BE BLACKMAILED BY GERMANY SO THAT WE HAVE TO PAY FOR UKRAINE!”

Okamura insists that the Czech Republic should not be forced into financial commitments it opposes.

🇨🇿🇩🇪🇺🇦 THE DISPUTE RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND HOW EU MEMBER STATES SHOULD FINANCE UKRAINE.

🎥 Tomio Okamura — November 11, 2026.

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🚨🇵🇱 UP TO 2 MILLION AT POLAND’S INDEPENDENCE MARCH? NEW UNVERIFIED CLAIMS EMERGE AS WARSAW’S STREETS DISAPPEAR UNDER A SEA OF WHITE-AND-RED FLAGS!

WARSAW, POLAND — NOVEMBER 11, 2026

Spectacular evening footage broadcast by Polsat News shows enormous crowds filling the streets around Warsaw’s National Stadium.

Thousands of Polish flags wave above the marchers as thick clouds of red smoke rise from patriotic flares.

🇵🇱 HOW MANY PEOPLE REALLY ATTENDED?

Organisers initially spoke of 500,000 participants, with subsequent estimates reaching one million.

New claims suggest as many as two million, although no reliable count currently supports that figure.

Warsaw authorities have given a substantially lower estimate of approximately 250,000 participants.

Whatever the final number, the footage captures an enormous gathering marking 108 years since Poland regained independence in 1918, following 123 years of partition.

🇵🇱 THIS IS WARSAW. THIS IS POLAND’S INDEPENDENCE DAY!

🎥 Polsat News footage shared by @JM2scorpion — November 11, 2026.

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🚨🇵🇱🇪🇸🇪🇺 WHILE POLAND CELEBRATES 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE, THE EU IS PREPARING NEW MIGRANT RELOCATION ARRANGEMENTS — INCLUDING OBLIGATIONS FOR EASTERN EUROPE!

TWO VERY DIFFERENT SCENES FROM EUROPE.

🇵🇱 In Warsaw, enormous crowds celebrate Poland’s independence, waving national flags and honouring centuries-old traditions.

🇪🇸 Meanwhile, Spain continues dealing with the aftermath of July’s massive migration crisis at its border with Morocco.

Footage circulating from Ceuta shows crowds gathering near the border, although the recording date remains unverified.

BUT WHAT HAPPENS AFTER MIGRANTS ENTER THE EUROPEAN UNION?

On November 6, the European Commission outlined its migration solidarity arrangements for 2027.

Spain is among the countries eligible to receive assistance, while Poland, Czechia, Romania and other Eastern European EU members are included in the wider system.

Countries may contribute by accepting asylum seekers, providing financial support or offering other assistance. Relocation is not automatic.

Poland can also seek reduced obligations because of migration pressures it already faces.

🇵🇱 AS POLAND CELEBRATES ITS NATIONAL IDENTITY, THE DEBATE OVER EUROPE’S BORDERS, MIGRATION POLICY AND NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY CONTINUES.

WHO SHOULD DECIDE HOW EUROPEAN COUNTRIES MANAGE MIGRATION — NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS OR EU INSTITUTIONS?

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🚨🇲🇰🇵🇱 WHILE POLAND CELEBRATES 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE, MACEDONIA FACES UNRESOLVED ETHNIC DIVISIONS — ALBANIAN FLAGS FILL THE STREETS OF STRUGA!

COULD THE BALKAN COUNTRY’S TROUBLED HISTORY THREATEN ITS FUTURE UNITY?

Footage shared on November 9 shows crowds waving Albanian national flags along the waterfront in Struga, Macedonia, with the words “Struga Ilirida” appearing on screen.

The imagery touches on a sensitive issue in a country that experienced an armed conflict between Macedonian security forces and ethnic Albanian insurgents in 2001.

🇲🇰 According to the 2021 census, ethnic Macedonians account for approximately 58.4% of the country’s resident population, while ethnic Albanians account for 24.3%.

In Struga Municipality, Albanians represent approximately 50.6% of residents.

The 2001 Ohrid Framework Agreement ended the fighting and expanded minority-language rights and political representation. Yet disagreements over identity, constitutional arrangements and political power remain.

Some analysts warn that ethnic reconciliation remains incomplete, although recent assessments describe relations as largely stable and do not establish that partition or another war is imminent.

🇵🇱 AS POLAND CELEBRATES ITS INDEPENDENCE, MACEDONIA’S EXPERIENCE RAISES A DIFFERENT QUESTION: HOW CAN A MULTIETHNIC COUNTRY PRESERVE BOTH NATIONAL UNITY AND EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL ITS CITIZENS?

🎥 Struga, Macedonia — footage posted November 9, 2026.

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🚨🇵🇱 “WHITE EUROPE OR NO EUROPE!” — CONTROVERSIAL BANNER AT POLAND’S INDEPENDENCE MARCH DRAWS INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION!

WARSAW, POLAND — NOVEMBER 11

Footage circulating online shows a group of masked marchers carrying Polish flags, green organisational flags and a large banner reading:

“WHITE EUROPE OR NO EUROPE.”

Red-and-white flares illuminate the procession as participants move through Warsaw’s streets.

The banner was independently documented at the 2025 Independence March. The recording date of the newly circulating video has not yet been confirmed.

🇵🇱 This year’s march, marking 108 years since Poland regained independence, is taking place under the slogan:

“POLAK W POLSCE GOSPODARZEM” — “A POLE IS THE HOST IN POLAND.”

The annual event brings together participants with different political views, including nationalist organisations, and regularly generates international debate over national identity, immigration and the future of Europe.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has also joined the wider 2026 procession.

🎥 Footage circulated by @iAnonPatriot. The banner is documented in archival images from November 2025.

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🇱🇻🇵🇱 WHILE POLAND CELEBRATES 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE, LATVIA HONOURS ITS 1919 FREEDOM FIGHTERS — IN A COUNTRY WHERE 31% OF THE POPULATION HAS SLAVIC ROOTS!

NOVEMBER 11 — TWO COUNTRIES COMMEMORATE THEIR STRUGGLES FOR INDEPENDENCE.

Today, Latvia celebrates Lāčplēsis Day, honouring the soldiers who defended the newly independent Latvian state against Bermondt-Avalov’s forces in 1919.

The victory in Riga on November 11 became a defining moment in Latvia’s struggle for independence.

🇵🇱 On the same date, Poland celebrates regaining its independence in 1918 after 123 years of partition.

The two countries also share an important military chapter: in January 1920, Polish and Latvian forces cooperated to liberate Daugavpils from Bolshevik control.

🇱🇻 LATVIA IS ALSO HOME TO A LARGE SLAVIC POPULATION.

Approximately 31% of its residents are ethnic Russians, Belarusians, Ukrainians or Poles.

Russian remains widely spoken, with 37.7% of adults aged 18–69 reporting it as a mother tongue in a 2022 survey.

Today, Latvia is also strengthening its eastern borders with Russia and Belarus through new anti-tank obstacles, trenches and other fortifications.

These developments reflect contemporary security concerns, while Latvia’s diverse population reflects centuries of Baltic and Eastern European history.

🇱🇻🇵🇱 TWO DIFFERENT STRUGGLES FOR INDEPENDENCE. ONE SHARED DATE. CENTURIES OF INTERCONNECTED HISTORY.

HONOUR TO THOSE WHO FOUGHT FOR THEIR HOMELANDS.

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🇵🇱❤️ NOT JUST WARSAW! INCREDIBLE SCENES FROM ZAMOŚĆ, POLAND — A GIANT POLISH FLAG STRETCHES ACROSS A PACKED HISTORIC SQUARE AS THE COUNTRY CELEBRATES 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE!

POLAND’S INDEPENDENCE DAY IS BEING CELEBRATED FAR BEYOND THE CAPITAL!

On November 11, 2026, crowds gathered in the beautiful historic city of Zamość, southeastern Poland, to celebrate their nation’s independence.

An enormous white-and-red Polish flag stretched across the city’s magnificent square, surrounded by families, children waving national flags and performers dressed in traditional Polish folk costumes.

Patriotic songs and trumpet music filled the air as generations came together to honour their homeland.

🇵🇱 THIS IS NOT WARSAW. THIS IS ZAMOŚĆ — ONE OF HUNDREDS OF POLISH CITIES AND TOWNS CELEBRATING TODAY!

On November 11, 1918, Poland regained independence after 123 years of partition by Russia, Prussia and Austria.

Today, 108 years later, Polish communities across the country continue to celebrate their freedom, culture, history and national identity.

❤️ FROM THE BIGGEST CITIES TO THE SMALLEST TOWNS — POLAND REMEMBERS!

🇵🇱 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE. ONE NATION. MILLIONS CELEBRATING!

NIECH ŻYJE POLSKA! — LONG LIVE POLAND!

🎥 Zamość, Poland — November 11, 2026.

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🚨🇵🇱 POLISH PRESIDENT KAROL NAWROCKI JOINS WARSAW’S MASSIVE INDEPENDENCE MARCH AS CROWDS FILL THE CAPITAL WITH WHITE-AND-RED FLAGS!

POLAND’S HEAD OF STATE IS MARCHING ALONGSIDE PARTICIPANTS CELEBRATING 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE!

President Karol Nawrocki has joined the annual Independence March in Warsaw on November 11, 2026.

Footage broadcast by wPolsce24 shows the president walking among march participants, accompanied by organisers and security personnel.

He was welcomed by the organisers as the procession set off from Rondo Dmowskiego, following Aleje Jerozolimskie and crossing the Poniatowski Bridge toward the National Stadium.

Aerial footage shows densely packed streets and thousands of Polish flags stretching into the distance.

🇵🇱 Poland is celebrating 108 years since regaining independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition by Russia, Prussia and Austria.

THE PRESIDENT’S PARTICIPATION PUTS POLAND’S HEAD OF STATE DIRECTLY INSIDE ONE OF THE COUNTRY’S LARGEST ANNUAL PATRIOTIC GATHERINGS.

🎥 Warsaw, Poland — November 11, 2026. wPolsce24 footage shared by @MarzenaKawa.

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🚨🇷🇴🇵🇱 AS POLAND CELEBRATES INDEPENDENCE DAY, ROMANIAN COURT FINDS NO EVIDENCE CĂLIN GEORGESCU RECEIVED MONEY FROM ALLEGED €1.1 MILLION FRAUD — YET HE REMAINS BEHIND BARS!

BUCHAREST, NOVEMBER 11, 2026 — NEW COURT FINDINGS REVEALED.

While millions of Poles celebrate 108 years of independence, neighbouring Romania faces another development in the legal battle surrounding former presidential candidate CĂLIN GEORGESCU.

Romanian judge Diana Nicoleta Costea has concluded that investigators have not demonstrated that Georgescu personally received money, directly or through intermediaries, from an alleged €1.1 million fraud.

The Bucharest Tribunal ruled on November 9 that his continued pre-trial detention was no longer necessary and ordered 30 days of house arrest instead.

The judge also found no indication that Georgescu had attempted to interfere with the investigation or intended to flee in violation of his legal obligations.

BUT GEORGESCU HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED.

Romanian prosecutors are challenging the decision, meaning the former presidential candidate remains in detention while the Bucharest Court of Appeal considers the case.

This is the second time a lower court has ordered a less restrictive measure. An earlier decision was overturned on appeal.

Georgescu also faces separate proceedings connected to allegations of an attempted coup, which he denies.

His supporters describe the cases as politically motivated. Romanian prosecutors maintain that the investigations concern alleged criminal offences.

🇷🇴 NO PROVEN PERSONAL FINANCIAL BENEFIT. A COURT ORDER FOR HOUSE ARREST. AN APPEAL KEEPING HIM IN DETENTION.

🇵🇱 Meanwhile, Poland marks the anniversary of its restoration of independence in 1918.

THE CASE RAISES A FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION: HOW SHOULD EUROPEAN DEMOCRACIES BALANCE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS, POLITICAL RIGHTS AND THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE?

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🇵🇱❤️ POLAND’S LIVING HEROES — VETERANS OF THE 1944 WARSAW UPRISING ATTEND INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS IN THE POLISH CAPITAL!

THEY FOUGHT FOR A FREE POLAND. TODAY, POLAND HONOURS THEM.

Moving scenes from Warsaw, where elderly veterans, including fighters of the historic Warsaw Uprising, are attending Poland’s 108th Independence Day celebrations.

Some are now in wheelchairs, wearing military berets and Poland’s red-and-white national colours, as uniformed officers greet them.

In August 1944, Polish resistance fighters rose against Nazi German occupation, hoping to liberate Warsaw before Soviet forces arrived.

For 63 days, they fought against overwhelming German military power.

The uprising was ultimately crushed, and Warsaw suffered catastrophic destruction. An estimated 150,000–200,000 civilians were killed.

Yet the surviving veterans lived to see a Poland that regained full sovereignty after the collapse of communist rule.

Today, as Poland celebrates its independence, these elderly heroes remain living witnesses to one of the most tragic and courageous chapters of Polish history.

🇵🇱 THEY WERE YOUNG WHEN THEY FOUGHT FOR THEIR HOMELAND. TODAY, THEY ARE AMONG THE LAST WITNESSES OF THAT GENERATION.

❤️ HONOUR AND GLORY TO THE HEROES!

CZEŚĆ I CHWAŁA BOHATEROM! 🇵🇱

🎥 Warsaw, Poland — November 11, 2026.

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🚨🇵🇱 SEA OF RED AND WHITE IN WARSAW! ENORMOUS CROWDS FILL POLAND’S CAPITAL FOR THE 108TH INDEPENDENCE DAY — AS THE MARCH AGAIN SPARKS DEBATE OVER THE “FAR-RIGHT” LABEL!

WARSAW, NOVEMBER 11, 2026 — REMARKABLE SCENES FROM POLAND!

Aerial footage shared by Mario Nawfal shows enormous crowds stretching along Warsaw’s streets, with thousands of Polish flags waving above the marchers.

Families, young people and older generations are joining the annual Independence March, one of Poland’s largest patriotic gatherings.

🇵🇱 “POLAK W POLSCE GOSPODARZEM!”

��A POLE IS THE HOST IN POLAND!”

The slogan, used by this year’s organisers, expresses their position on Polish sovereignty and national identity.

The march has nationalist organisers and has previously attracted far-right groups, leading international media to frequently describe it in political terms.

But the footage also shows families and ordinary participants celebrating the anniversary of Poland regaining independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition.

THE SCALE IS EXTRAORDINARY — BUT AN OFFICIAL ATTENDANCE FIGURE HAS NOT YET BEEN CONFIRMED.

🇵🇱 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE. THOUSANDS OF FLAGS. WARSAW FILLED WITH MARCHERS.

🎥 Warsaw, Poland — November 11, 2026. Footage shared by @MarioNawfal.

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🚨🇵🇱 POLISH PM DONALD TUSK CALLS FOR NATIONAL UNITY AND INVITES PRESIDENT KAROL NAWROCKI FOR CHRISTMAS — BUT SKIPS WARSAW’S INDEPENDENCE MARCH AS POLAND’S CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS CONTINUES!

“POLAND MUST BE UNITED!”

On November 11, as Poland celebrated 108 years of independence, Prime Minister DONALD TUSK made an unexpected gesture toward his political rival, President KAROL NAWROCKI.

Speaking at a separate Independence Day event in Szczecin, Tusk invited Nawrocki, his wife and children to his home in Sopot to share the traditional Polish Christmas wafer (opłatek).

“Let’s talk, as one Pole to another.”

But the appeal for unity comes amid continuing political divisions.

🇵🇱 TUSK AGAIN DID NOT ATTEND WARSAW’S ANNUAL INDEPENDENCE MARCH, where thousands of Poles gather to celebrate their country’s freedom.

The march has long attracted politicians and supporters from Poland’s nationalist and conservative opposition, while Tusk and his Civic Coalition have generally kept their distance.

Meanwhile, President Nawrocki attended the official military ceremonies in Warsaw.

⚖️ AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL DISPUTE REMAINS UNRESOLVED.

During his Independence Day address, Nawrocki warned that Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal had lost its prestige amid recent political confrontations.

“A FREE NATION DESERVES A FREE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL — FREE FROM POLICE CORDONS AND POLITICIANS!”

The President has accused Tusk’s government of interfering with constitutional institutions, while the government disputes his interpretation of the crisis.

🇵🇱 ONE COUNTRY. TWO RIVAL POLITICAL CAMPS. SEPARATE INDEPENDENCE DAY EVENTS. AND NOW A CHRISTMAS INVITATION.

CAN POLAND’S LEADERS TURN THEIR CALLS FOR NATIONAL UNITY INTO POLITICAL RECONCILIATION?

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🇵🇱❤️ 90% OF GDAŃSK’S HISTORIC CENTRE WAS DESTROYED DURING WORLD WAR II — TODAY, THIS POLISH CITY HAS RISEN FROM THE ASHES!

“TIME AND AGAIN, WE HAVE RISEN FROM THE ASHES.”

As Poland celebrates its 108th Independence Day, this moving video shows the extraordinary transformation of Gdańsk, a historic Polish Baltic port city devastated during World War II.

In March 1945, fierce fighting, bombardment and fires left much of its historic centre in ruins. Some estimates place the destruction at approximately 90%.

Entire streets disappeared. Historic buildings collapsed. Centuries of architectural heritage were reduced to rubble.

But the story did not end there.

After the war, generations of residents, architects, engineers and craftsmen worked to rebuild Gdańsk, bringing its historic streets, churches and colourful façades back to life.

Today, millions of visitors admire a city that once seemed almost impossible to restore.

🇵🇱 THE BUILDINGS WERE DESTROYED. THE CITY WAS REBUILT. ITS HISTORY SURVIVED.

On Poland’s Independence Day, Gdańsk stands as a reminder of what can be recovered after unimaginable destruction.

❤️ LONG LIVE POLAND! NIECH ŻYJE POLSKA!

🎥 Video: @krs_rdz — AI-assisted historical reconstruction using archival photographs. Originally published November 11, 2025.

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🚨🇵🇱 POLISH PRESIDENT KAROL NAWROCKI ON INDEPENDENCE DAY: “POLES DO NOT NEED A STRONG STATE THAT RESTRICTS CITIZENS’ FREEDOM UNDER THE GUISE OF CARE!”

WARSAW, NOVEMBER 11 — POLAND CELEBRATES 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE.

During his address at the official Independence Day military ceremony, President KAROL NAWROCKI warned against governments using state power to restrict the freedom and sovereignty of their own citizens.

🇵🇱 “Poles do not need a strong and efficient state in order to limit the freedom and sovereignty of Polish citizens under the guise of care.”

Nawrocki went further, arguing that Poland was not restored as an independent state in 1918 so political elites could govern citizens against the will of the nation.

His remarks come amid a bitter constitutional dispute involving Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government and Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal.

The President has accused the government of political interference in state institutions, allegations disputed by the government.

Speaking before soldiers, veterans, scouts and citizens carrying Polish flags, Nawrocki presented independence as more than freedom from foreign rule.

His message: a truly independent Poland must also protect the freedoms of its own people.

🇵🇱 108 YEARS AFTER REGAINING INDEPENDENCE, POLAND IS STILL DEBATING THE LIMITS OF STATE POWER AND THE RIGHTS OF ITS CITIZENS.

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🚨🇵🇱 POLISH PRESIDENT KAROL NAWROCKI ON INDEPENDENCE DAY: “A FREE NATION DESERVES A FREE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL — FREE FROM POLICE CORDONS AND POLITICIANS!”

WARSAW, NOVEMBER 11 — POLAND’S 108TH INDEPENDENCE DAY.

During Poland’s official Independence Day ceremony, President Karol Nawrocki delivered a pointed message about the country’s ongoing constitutional crisis.

He declared that the prestige of Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal — the institution responsible for determining whether laws comply with the Constitution — had been severely damaged in recent weeks.

According to Nawrocki, rebuilding its authority must become a shared responsibility of Poland’s political leadership, including the prime minister and parliamentary speakers.

🇵🇱 “A FREE NATION DESERVES A FREE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL, FREE FROM POLICE CORDONS AND POLITICIANS.”

Looking across the assembled officials, soldiers and citizens, Nawrocki expressed his belief that Poland could overcome its institutional divisions.

His remarks come amid a prolonged dispute over the Tribunal’s legitimacy and independence, involving the presidency, parliament and Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government.

“WE NEED A STRONG STATE.”

On the anniversary of Poland regaining independence after 123 years of partition, the President used the national ceremony to call for constitutional institutions that can operate independently of political interference.

🇵🇱 108 YEARS AFTER REGAINING INDEPENDENCE, POLAND’S LEADERS REMAIN DIVIDED OVER THE FUTURE OF ITS CONSTITUTIONAL COURT.