Bodies of alleged relatives found in the home of the man who carried out the mass shooting in Krakow - Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that drone footage taken from the home of the man who carried out the shooting in central Krakow appeared to show bodies. The prime minister said that the dead were apparently relatives of the attacker. Their identity and the circumstances of their death have not yet been determined. Earlier, Polish authorities reported that the shooter was a 25-year-old Polish citizen who held ultra-nationalist views. According to the data of the Ministry of the Interior, a man drove a car to the main market square in Krakow and opened fire with an automatic weapon at random passers-by. He moved between several sections of the square and shot at each station. Six people were killed in the attack - four women and two men. A British citizen is also among the dead. Another 15 people were injured, including two policemen. The condition of one of the lawbreakers is assessed severely. During a shootout with the police, the attacker suffered a gunshot wound. After his arrest, he was taken to the hospital, where he was operated on. Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kirwinski said the suspect had extremely extreme views. "Everything indicates that he was passionate about extreme right-wing ideologies," said the minister. Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kusniak-Kamisz called the incident a "terrorist act".