A 24-year-old man opened fire in a crowded central square in Krakow, Poland, killing six people and injuring 15. The attack occurred on Saturday, prompting Poland to begin two days of national mourning on Sunday. Authorities confirmed the attacker had far-right views.
The incident took place in a busy area of the historic city, where the shooter drove into pedestrians before firing. Witnesses described the chaos as the attacker targeted civilians. Local officials have not yet released details about the motive behind the attack.
This is the deadliest attack in Poland in recent years. The country has seen a rise in far-right extremism, with several smaller incidents reported in the past year. The government has called for increased security in public spaces following the tragedy. The victims included both tourists and locals, highlighting the impact on the city’s community. The police are investigating the case and have not yet made any arrests.
