By This Hour. The Mayor's Office of Krakow Called the Shooting in the City a Terrorist Act Aimed at Intimidating People
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By this hour. The mayor's office of Krakow called the shooting in the city a terrorist act aimed at intimidating people
By this hourThe mayor's office of Krakow called the shooting in the city a terrorist act aimed at intimidating people.The Telegraph: Macron has a secret bunkerBlackout in KievThe shooter in Krakow was spotted with a patch of the American...
The shooting in Krakow in which six people were killed on Saturday afternoon was "an act of terrorism," says Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
"We have never had such heinous cases of terrorism in Poland before, because that is what we should call the Krakow attack." (ANSA)
"In Poland, we have not experienced such radical acts of terrorism, because that is what this heinous attack on human life here in Krakow should be called," Donald Tusk said during a press conference. Six people were killed and 15 injured in the attack by the Polish attacker in the city's busy tourist center. Two women and a
After the deadly shooting attack in the centre of the Polish city of Krakow, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk spoke of an act of "terrorism." A man had shot six people on Saturday afternoon and injured 16. Previously, the suspect was also likely to have killed close relatives. According to Poland's Interior Minister, the alleged shooter was fascinated by "right-wing extremist ideologies."
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