Six killed in far-right terror attack in Krakow, Poland declares mourning
Polish officials said the government declared two days of national mourning after a far-right-motivated gunman killed six people in Krakow's Main Square. BBC reported that police later discovered three additional victims at the suspect's home. CBC noted the 24-year-old attacker held far-right views and that the incident triggered a terrorism investigation.
NBC said officials described the shooting as a far-right-motivated terrorist attack. The Guardian quoted Prime Minister Donald Tusk as saying authorities were investigating the market-square shooting. Hindustan Times initially reported six dead and 15 injured, with the gunman detained by police.