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In Poland, an unknown person started shooting - six people died, 12 were seriously injured in the center of Krakow in the main square at about 15:00 local time, a man opened fire with a long gun at random passers-by from a passing Subaru without license plates. Six people were killed, 12 more are in serious condition, including two policemen. The attacker is 25 years old and a citizen of Poland; During the arrest he was injured and hospitalized. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack; Mourning was announced in Krakow until November 11, and nationwide mourning was announced on November 8 and 9. The defense minister denied reports that the attacker was a soldier in the Polish army. What is known up to this time is in our material.

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In Poland, an unknown person started shooting - six people died, 12 were seriously injured in the center of Krakow in the main square at about 15:00 local time, a man opened fire with a long gun at random passers-by from a passing Subaru without license plates. Six people were killed, 12 more are in serious condition, including two policemen. The attacker is 25 years old and a citizen of Poland; During the arrest he was injured and hospitalized. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack; Mourning was announced in Krakow until November 11, and nationwide mourning was announced on November 8 and 9. The defense minister denied reports that the attacker was a soldier in the Polish army. What is known up to this time is in our material.

In Poland, an unknown person started shooting - six people died, 12 were seriously injured in the center of Krakow in the main square at about 15:00 local time, a man opened fire with a long gun at random passers-by from a passing Subaru without license plates. Six people were killed, 12 more are in serious condition, including two policemen. The attacker is 25 years old and a citizen of Poland; During the arrest he was injured and hospitalized. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack; Mourning was announced in Krakow until November 11, and nationwide mourning was announced on November 8 and 9. The defense minister denied reports that the attacker was a soldier in the Polish army. What is known up to this time is in our material.

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