The condition of the Russian woman who was injured in the shooting in Krakow is considered stable, the embassy denies the information about her death. "We inform you that according to the latest information from one of Krakow's medical institutions, the condition of the citizen of the Russian Federation who was injured as a result of the shooting on November 7 of this year in the main market square (Rynek Główny) of the city is assessed as stable. Thus, the information spread by several media outlets about the death of the Russian woman is incorrect, the embassy said. The mission maintains contact with the victim's relatives, "continue to closely monitor her state of health and is in constant contact with the relevant health institutions of the city of Krakow." "For any other injured Russian citizen, the Polish authorities have not informed the embassy so far," he added. On the afternoon of November 7, a 24-year-old armed man drove a car into Krakow's central market square and opened fire on passers-by. As a result of the shooting, six people were killed, 16 were injured, including two policemen. Among the victims is a Russian. The attacker was injured and arrested by the police. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack. Poland declared mourning. Tag: @tvrain.