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Center Owned by The Tribune Trust6 killed, dozen injured in shooting at Krakow Poland, shooter professed ‘far-right ideologies’
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Poland is mourning a mass shooting in Krakow that left six people dead, according to multiple reports. Authorities said the gunman, who held far‑right views, was also among the wounded. The Hindu reported 17 people injured, including two police officers, while the Hindustan Times cited 15 injured, among them five foreign nationals. Police have identified the six victims and investigations continue, with the defence minister calling the incident an ‘act of terror’. Additionally, three members of the attacker’s family were found dead at his home. The tragedy has heightened security concerns across the country.
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left · 4 outlets
Seventeen people, including two police officers and the gunman, were wounded in the attack, authorities said
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center · 5 outlets
Krakow (Poland): Five people were killed and more than a dozen injured after a gunman opened fire Saturday afternoon in a market square in Krakow, Poland, police said. The gunman aimed at random people as he drove by the city’s Main Square, Krakow police said. Police officers are among the wounded…
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At least five people were killed and around a dozen others injured after a gunman opened fire on crowds in Krakow's iconic Main Market Square in Poland on Saturday afternoon. The attacker reportedly fired indiscriminately from a moving vehicle near Sławkowska Street, according to the Małopolska…
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Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński told local media that the suspect, a 25-year-old Polish citizen, was fascinated with far-right ideologies and held “very radical" and “ultra-nationalistic" views.
