In Poland, November 8 and 9 were declared days of national mourning after the shooting in the main square in Krakow. What is known at this moment? Six people died, 15 were injured. 12 people were hospitalized in serious condition. Among the victims is a Russian citizen, the Russian Embassy in Poland reported. The attacker was injured during a shootout with the police. He was detained and taken to the hospital. The Ministry of the Interior stated that the man who carried out the shooting is a Polish citizen. According to Ont, this is Michal O from the Svetokriski district. In the home of the man who started the shooting, the police found the bodies of three people - two women and a man, the Polish police reported. According to Polsat News, the bodies apparently belong to the attacker's family members. The gunman was wearing camouflage clothing. He fired a military-style long gun. A large amount of other weapons and ammunition was found in his car. The shooter was identified as wearing a patch of the American observation group PMC Forward Observations (fog), which fought alongside the armed forces of Ukraine, the media write. Onet, citing sources in the Ministry of Defense, reported that it was a former military man, but later the head of the department, Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamish, denied this information. The leader of the "Law and Justice" opposition party in Poland, Jaroslav Kaczynski, called for the cancellation of the demonstrations at the Constitutional Court. Therefore, he wanted to express "respect to the innocent victims of the brutal attack in Krakow". Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.