In Solin, Croatian Parliament Day was marked, with wreaths laid and candles lit in memory of fallen Croatian defenders. The commemoration took place in front of the memorial to fallen Croatian defenders.
The Mayor of Solin, Dalibor Ninčević, posted on social media on 8 October. He recalled the historic decision by which Croatia in 1991 severed its state-legal ties with the former state. He noted that on 8 October 1991, the Croatian Parliament made a historic decision to sever ties with the former state and confirmed Croatian independence.
Ninčević stated that this year marks 1,050 years since the death of Queen Jelena and 950 years since the coronation of King Demetrius Zvonimir. He wrote that on 8 October, they commemorated the 1,050th anniversary of the death of Queen Jelena and celebrated the 950th anniversary of the coronation of King Demetrius Zvonimir.
He emphasised that the freedom and independence of Croatia were won through the sacrifice of Croatian defenders and that their sacrifice must never be forgotten. He stated that freedom and independence were not given, but won through the sacrifice of Croatian defenders. He stated that by laying wreaths and lighting candles, they expressed gratitude and deep respect to all who had given their lives for the freedom of Croatia.
Ninčević delivered a message on the importance of preserving freedom and responsibility for future generations. He stated that the sacrifice and love for the homeland were a permanent duty to preserve the freedom, independence, and values upon which Croatia was built, and that they were responsibly building for future generations. He concluded with the words: 'Eternal praise and glory to them!'
