But by November 11 it was announced in Krakow, Poland, after a shooting in which six people were killed. This was announced by the mayor, Lukash Gibala. "I have just signed the tender order but in Krakow until November 11," Gibala wrote on social media. We will remind you that the shooter opened fire on passers-by in the center of Krakow. He randomly chose his victims, shooting from a car window. The police managed to injure him and arrest him. 12 injured remain in critical condition. The doctors are fighting for their lives. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident in Krakow a terrorist attack.

But by November 11 it was announced in Krakow, Poland, after a shooting in which six people were killed. This was announced by the mayor, Lukash Gibala. "I have just signed the tender order but in Krakow until November 11," Gibala wrote on social media. We will remind you that the shooter opened fire on passers-by in the center of Krakow. He randomly chose his victims, shooting from a car window. The police managed to injure him and arrest him. 12 injured remain in critical condition. The doctors are fighting for their lives. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident in Krakow a terrorist attack.