In Zagreb, large murals dedicated to the Homeland War and its military units have appeared in an underpass adjacent to the Vjesnik skyscraper, which is currently facing plans for demolition. The main mural features the inscription "Thank you for everything. We are free people," highlighting the significance of this tribute to the past. The mural also displays emblems of military units involved in the war, including symbols associated with the Croatian Defense Forces (HOS). The unveiling of these murals comes at a time when the Ministry of Spatial Planning, Construction and State Property has engaged a contract for the demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper with the Vinkovci-based firm Eurco d.d. This agreement, signed on February 19, outlines a three-month timeframe for the completion of the demolition project and designates 30 days for the first phase, which involves ensuring safety and preparing for the reopening of traffic through the underpass on Slavonska Avenue. As the murals gain attention, they not only serve as an artistic expression but also evoke memories of the Homeland War, reflecting the community's sentiment and respect for those who served. The development of the area raises questions about urban renewal and how the past is remembered in rapidly changing landscapes, indicating a deeper engagement with local history amidst contemporary urbanization.