A mass shooting occurs in Krakow, Poland
Six people were killed and 15 others were injured in a shooting in Krakow's Grand Square. The perpetrator, identified as 24-year-old Michal Oksinski, died in the hospital following a shootout with law enforcement. Poland has declared two days of national mourning for the tragedy.
- The shooting in Krakow resulted in six people dying.
- Tens of thousands of Poles participated in a silent march in Krakow.
- The Polish Ministry of the Interior stated there are signs the attacker favored far-right ideologies.
- The gunman died later in the hospital.
- The shooting on Saturday left 15 people injured.
- The period of mourning in Krakow will last until the end of Wednesday, November 11.
- Poland started two days of national mourning.
- The attacker opened fire on passersby from a car.
- Polish prosecutors opened an investigation into the incident as a suspected terrorist offence.
- National Prosecutor's spokesperson Przemysław Nowak said it is premature to draw conclusions about the shooter's ideology or motive.
- Six people died and several others were injured in the attack, including two police officers.
- Tusk and Nawrocki have a bitter political dispute over reforms to Poland's Constitutional Tribunal.
- Prosecutors identified the shooter as 24-year-old Michal Oksinski.
- Fifteen injured are currently hospitalized in six Krakow hospitals.
- Investigators recovered eleven firearms during searches at the shooting scene and the suspect’s home.
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