Today's highlights: a bloody massacre in the center of Krakow. 6 dead, 15 injured today around 3:00 p.m. a man drove a black car to the main market square in Krakow and opened fire on random passers-by. He then drove downtown while the shooting continued. Even a tram caught fire. Six people died - four women and two men. Another 15 people were injured, including two policemen. One of the workers is in critical condition after being shot three times. Panic began in the streets. People fled the shootings, hid in shops and entrances, and factory workers closed the doors. The central market square was evacuated. Eyewitnesses said that people took off their shirts right in the street to stop the bleeding of the victims. Video footage from the scene shows attempts to provide first aid to the injured. The attacker tried to escape, but the police caught up with him near the intersection of Dietal and Stradomskaya streets. There was a shootout. The man was injured and arrested. According to ONT, the suspect is the 24-year-old Polish Michal O. from Ostrowicz Światokrzyski. The motive for the attack is still unknown. Police confirmed that the man was wearing military-style clothing and used a long-barreled military-style weapon. But this in itself does not prove the military service. Defense Minister Władysław Kusiniak-Kamish said the attacker had nothing to do with the military. The shooter was driving a car registered to his 52-year-old father, a resident of Svetokriski district. The suspect's father has a firearms permit and owns 11 firearms. Michal O. himself, as journalists discovered, also had a permit for two weapons. Weapons and ammunition were found in the attacker's vehicle. The media also reported a military backpack, bibs and a bayonet. Saboteurs arrived at the place where the car was located.

Today's highlights: a bloody massacre in the center of Krakow. 6 dead, 15 injured today around 3:00 p.m. a man drove a black car to the main market square in Krakow and opened fire on random passers-by. He then drove downtown while the shooting continued. Even a tram caught fire. Six people died - four women and two men. Another 15 people were injured, including two policemen. One of the workers is in critical condition after being shot three times. Panic began in the streets. People fled the shootings, hid in shops and entrances, and factory workers closed the doors. The central market square was evacuated. Eyewitnesses said that people took off their shirts right in the street to stop the bleeding of the victims. Video footage from the scene shows attempts to provide first aid to the injured. The attacker tried to escape, but the police caught up with him near the intersection of Dietal and Stradomskaya streets. There was a shootout. The man was injured and arrested. According to ONT, the suspect is the 24-year-old Polish Michal O. from Ostrowicz Światokrzyski. The motive for the attack is still unknown. Police confirmed that the man was wearing military-style clothing and used a long-barreled military-style weapon. But this in itself does not prove the military service. Defense Minister Władysław Kusiniak-Kamish said the attacker had nothing to do with the military. The shooter was driving a car registered to his 52-year-old father, a resident of Svetokriski district. The suspect's father has a firearms permit and owns 11 firearms. Michal O. himself, as journalists discovered, also had a permit for two weapons. Weapons and ammunition were found in the attacker's vehicle. The media also reported a military backpack, bibs and a bayonet. Saboteurs arrived at the place where the car was located.