Kraków shooting that killed 6 was motivated by far-right views, authorities say
- World leaders have paid tribute as Poland declared two national days of mourning after a shooter motivated by far-right ideologies killed six people in Kraków on Saturday, in what the country’s defense minister characterized as a “terror attack.
- ”The gunman, described by officials as having “ultranationalistic” beliefs, is reported to have opened fire in Kraków’s main market square.
- Four women and two men were killed in the midday attack, the country’s deadliest shooting in decades, while a policeman who confronted the gunman is in critical condition.
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- World leaders have paid tribute as Poland declared two national days of mourning after a shooter motivated by far-right ideologies killed six people in Kraków on Saturday, in what the country’s defense minister characterized as a “terror attack.
- ”The gunman, described by officials as having “ultranationalistic” beliefs, is reported to have opened fire in Kraków’s main market square.
- Four women and two men were killed in the midday attack, the country’s deadliest shooting in decades, while a policeman who confronted the gunman is in critical condition.
Sources: NBC News