Shooting in Kraków: six people killed, fifteen injured
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Six people were killed and fifteen were injured in a shooting in Kraków. According to media reports, the perpetrator was a 24-year-old man with far-right views.
The Minister of National Defence described the incident as an act of terror. His words show that the authorities are treating this case as a terrorist attack, rather than an ordinary crime.
Details of the incident are still being verified. Investigators are clarifying the course of the shooting and the perpetrator's motives. Information may still change, so it is worth following official statements from the services and authorities.
This tragic event has caused concern across the country. We are thinking of the families of the victims and of those who were injured. More information will follow shortly.
Sources: The Daily Caller
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