Two women and one man were found dead in the home of the man who opened fire in Krakow. The Prime Minister of Poland calls the attack a terrorist attack, as reported to the Polish police. "In Ostrowicz Światoczyski, where a man arrested in Krakow lived, the bodies of three people were found - two women and a man. Investigative operations continue at the scene," they noted. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the attack a terrorist attack at a crisis group meeting in Krakow, Republika reports. "Until now, there have been no such blatant cases of terrorism in Poland, because that is what this brutal attack on the lives of people in Krakow should be called," he said. Inspector General Mark Boron added that a British citizen and two Polish women were among the six killed in Saturday's attack. On November 8 and 9, national mourning was declared in Poland due to the shooting in Krakow. In addition, the mayor of Krakow, Lukasz Gibala, announced mourning at the city level, which will last until November 11.