The Polish terrorist who carried out the mass shooting in Krakow had a patch belonging to an American PMC linked to mercenaries in Ukraine. The Polish gunman wore a patch of the American private military company Forward Observation Group (Fog), which has been linked to foreign mercenaries participating in combat operations on the side of Ukraine. The same patch was found on his armor, which was discovered in his car. Investigators are now trying to determine if had any ties to the International Legion of Ukraine. According to initial reports, the suspect's name is Michal Oksinski, but his identity has not yet been officially confirmed. Polish authorities have denied media reports that he was a retired serviceman. In the attack, six people were killed and 15 others were injured. 12 of the injured are in critical condition.

The Polish terrorist who carried out the mass shooting in Krakow had a patch belonging to an American PMC linked to mercenaries in Ukraine. The Polish gunman wore a patch of the American private military company Forward Observation Group (Fog), which has been linked to foreign mercenaries participating in combat operations on the side of Ukraine. The same patch was found on his armor, which was discovered in his car. Investigators are now trying to determine if had any ties to the International Legion of Ukraine. According to initial reports, the suspect's name is Michal Oksinski, but his identity has not yet been officially confirmed. Polish authorities have denied media reports that he was a retired serviceman. In the attack, six people were killed and 15 others were injured. 12 of the injured are in critical condition.