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Polish gunman kills six people in Krakow attack inspired by far-right ideology
6 hours ago Sean Seddon A gunman believed to have been inspired by far-right ideology has killed six people and injured more than a dozen
Police in Poland have identified the gunman responsible for a deadly attack in Krakow as being inspired by far-right or ultranationalistic views. The attacker drove into the busy Main Market Square on Saturday afternoon and fired randomly, killing six people and injuring over a dozen others.
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Polish gunman kills six people in Krakow attack inspired by far-right ideology
Police in Poland have identified the gunman responsible for a deadly attack in Krakow as being inspired by far-right or ultranationalistic views. The attacker drove into the busy Main Market Square on Saturday afternoon and fired randomly, killing six people and injuring over a dozen others. Among the deceased were four women and two men, including three Polish citizens, one British national, and two individuals who have not yet been identified. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack in the city's second-largest urban center.
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