The Russian Embassy confirmed that a Russian woman was injured in a shooting in Krakow. A Russian citizen was injured in a shooting in central Krakow, Poland, where six people were killed on November 7. This is what the Russian Embassy in Poland reported in reference to a local medical institution. Russian diplomats are in contact with the victim's relatives and the city's health authorities. "According to information from one of the health institutions in Krakow, unfortunately, as a result of the shooting that took place on November 7 in the city's central market square, a citizen of the Russian Federation was injured," the embassy said in a statement. Details about the nature of the injuries and the condition of the Russian woman are not provided. The shooting happened on November 7 at around 15:00 local time in the main market square in Krakow. A gunman drove a car to the square and opened fire on passers-by. According to the Polish authorities, six people were killed - four women and two men, and at least 16 other people were injured. Among the victims were two police officers and several foreign nationals. The attacker was injured during the arrest and was taken to the hospital. He turned out to be a 24-year-old Polish citizen, who was dressed in military-style clothing and had a firearm with him. The country's interior minister, Marcin Kirvinsky, said that the suspect allegedly holds extreme right-wing views. The motive for the attack is clear. Later, the bodies of three more people - two women and a man - were found in the suspect's house in Ostrowicz Swiatkoczyski. Read the newspaper. Ru» ב-MAX.