The Independence March in Warsaw saw tens of thousands marching for Poland's independence, emphasizing nationalism with red-and-white flags, flares, and banners criticizing the EU and abortion.
Kaczynski, leader of the national-conservative PiS party, emphasized unity among the patriotic camp, attending the march for the first time in years, highlighting electoral considerations.
As Kaczynski engaged with the marchers, he resurrected his anti-German rhetoric, criticizing the ruling center-left coalition, reinforcing his party's nationalist stance ahead of elections.
Warsaw authorities reported around 90,000 participants in the march, showcasing Poland's deep-rooted nationalistic sentiments and the growing influence of right-wing politics in the country.
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