Poland was left in shock after a mass shooting in the city of Krakow on November 7, which killed six people and injured 17 others. Police arrested the suspected attacker, a 24-year-old Polish man, after shooting him during an exchange of gunfire. Officials said the suspect may have been influenced by far-right ideology and used an AR-15 rifle during the attack. Authorities also discovered three more bodies, believed to be members of his immediate family, at his home in another Polish city. The investigation is being supported by security agencies, while President Karol Nawrocki declared November 8 and 9 national days of mourning to honor the victims.
Source: CGTN