Polish prosecutors said they had no evidence that the Krakow shooter was involved in "far-right" circles, days after the theory began to circulate widely.
A spokesman for the attorney general's office said that investigators still do not know what motivated 24-year-old Michal Oksinski to commit the crime and that "no clear symbols related to far-right or far-left ideologies were found" in his family's apartment.
It will soon become clear that he did not undergo military training anywhere, did not fight in Azov and found weapons and equipment on the street.