One dead and four wounded after stabbing at Catholic convent in Poland
Police said a 31-year-old Ukrainian suspect was detained after the attack, which left a priest dead and four others wounded.
- Inside the Benedictine Abbey in Jaroslaw, Poland, a suspect attacked five people with a "sharp object" on Thursday, leading authorities to detain the 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen.
- Local newspaper Gazeta Jarosławska reported the assailant allegedly attacked four men and one woman during the incident; unofficial reports indicate several victims remain in serious condition.
- Three men are reportedly in life-threatening condition following the attack, while five injured individuals were hospitalized with several listed in serious condition.
- The Daily Star reported the suspect remains in custody as authorities conduct ongoing operations at the Benedictine Abbey to gather evidence.
- Investigations are ongoing at the abbey as officials work to determine the circumstances of the attack; updates will be provided as the inquiry proceeds.
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One person was killed and four others injured in an armed attack targeting a nuns ' monastery in the city of Jaroslav, South Poland
(Berlin=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Gye-yeon = A Ukrainian national went on a knife rampage at a monastery in Poland, killing one priest and injuring four people, including believers.
In Poland, in the city of Jaroslav, in Podkarpatsky voivodeship, a 31-year-old Ukrainian attacked people in the territory of the Benedictine sisters ' monastery, which happened on the morning of 24 September, around 9:30 local time.
Ukrainian suspect arrested after fatal stabbing at Polish abbey
A knife attack at a Catholic abbey in Poland left one person dead and four others injured. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attack as a "horrific crime" and called for the perpetrator to be held accountable.
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