A 25-year-old Polish man opened fire in Krakow's Main Square, killing six people and injuring at least 16. The suspect, identified as a Polish citizen, used an automatic weapon and was shot and wounded by police during the attack.
The suspect was described by authorities as fascinated with far-right views and had "ultranationalistic" beliefs. Police later raided his home and found three additional bodies, believed to be his family members. The attack, which took place in the heart of the city, has been labeled an act of terrorism by Polish officials.
This incident follows a pattern of far-right inspired violence in Poland. The Main Square, a major tourist attraction, was the target of the random gunfire. The suspect's motive remains under investigation, but his political affiliations and ideology are being closely examined. The Polish government has condemned the attack, with the prime minister calling it an act of terrorism. The bodies found at the suspect's home are being analyzed to determine if they are related to the attack.
