Poland: Krakow Attack Death Toll Rises to 6
Polish authorities reported that the shooting in Krakow has left 6 dead and 15 injured, prompting a two-day national mourning period.
A shooting incident occurred in Krakow’s main market square after a gunman drove his vehicle into the area and began firing indiscriminately at pedestrians.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk characterized the attack as an act of terrorism. Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski stated that evidence suggests the perpetrator was influenced by far-right ideologies.
During the investigation, police discovered the bodies of three individuals in the attacker's home, who are believed to be his family members.
In response to the tragedy, the Prime Minister declared two days of national mourning. Authorities have implemented heightened security measures across the city to ensure public safety.
Investigations remain ongoing to uncover the full details and circumstances surrounding the attack.