The Intervention Firefighting Unit (IVP) in Dubrovnik marked its 25th anniversary yesterday, celebrating years of service with a ceremony attended by key figures, including Chief Fire Commander Slavko Tucaković and local officials.

Over the years, IVP Dubrovnik has grown from humble beginnings, responding to hundreds of emergencies, from major fires to rescue operations during natural disasters like the Gunja flood and Petrinja earthquake. Commander Nikša Miletić highlighted the unit’s progress, emphasizing teamwork and commitment.

The anniversary event included the presentation of awards to outstanding members, including posthumous honors for former firefighters Ivo Kralj and Nikola Klečko. The celebration concluded with a live rescue demonstration, showcasing the unit’s expertise in high-altitude rescues.

IVP Dubrovnik’s 25-year legacy is a testament to the dedication and bravery of its firefighters, who continue to safeguard lives and respond to emergencies across Croatia.