Kraków Attack Kills Six; Prosecutors Investigate Terrorism
A 24-year-old suspect died in hospital on Monday after police shot and wounded him while stopping his attack in Kraków’s Main Market Square on Saturday. The shooting killed six people and injured 15, including police officers; one responding officer was critically injured in a close-range gunfight. Authorities found the bodies of the suspect’s parents and sister at the family home and are investigating whether he killed them. Prosecutors classified the attack as a terrorist offence, and officials said the suspect reportedly held radical far-right views, though his precise motive remains unclear. Poland observed two days of national mourning as investigators continued their work and security was strengthened.






