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Zelensky responded to the shooting in Krakow and expressed his condolences to Poland. The president called the attack a shocking crime and said that "there can be no excuse." Zelenskiy wished a speedy recovery to the wounded and assured that Ukraine stands in solidarity with Poland and the Polish people. A day of mourning was declared in Krakow until November 11.

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Zelensky responded to the shooting in Krakow and expressed his condolences to Poland. The president called the attack a shocking crime and said that "there can be no excuse." Zelenskiy wished a speedy recovery to the wounded and assured that Ukraine stands in solidarity with Poland and the Polish people. A day of mourning was declared in Krakow until November 11.

Zelensky responded to the shooting in Krakow and expressed his condolences to Poland. The president called the attack a shocking crime and said that "there can be no excuse." Zelenskiy wished a speedy recovery to the wounded and assured that Ukraine stands in solidarity with Poland and the Polish people. A day of mourning was declared in Krakow until November 11.

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