Cyprus Expresses ‘Deep Sorrow’ After Poland Attack
- A shooting in Krakow’s main market square killed six people and wounded 16 others.
- Police shot and arrested the 24-year-old suspect while authorities investigated the motive.
- Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos expressed condolences and said Cyprus stood in solidarity with Poland.
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Poland has launched an investigation into a shooting in Krakow, Poland, which killed six people on Saturday.
The prosecutor's office in Poland is investigating a terrorist offence following the death shots on Krakow's marketplace, reported by the PAP news agency on the basis of the authority.
The prosecutor's office in Poland is investigating a terrorist offence following the death shots on Krakow's marketplace, reported by the PAP news agency on the basis of the authority.
The Polish Public Prosecutor's Office opened a case under "terrorism" following the attack in Krakow, which killed six people, reported to the Attorney General of the Republic, Valdemar Zhurek. "The Prosecutor of the Malopol Department of the National Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime and Corruption opened an investigation into yesterday's attack in Krakow," Jurek stated, transmitting to RIA "Novosti". The investigation is being conducted …
Poland is investigating the mass shooting in Krakow as a terrorist act, the country's prosecutor's office said.
Condolences have been conveyed from several countries and multinational organizations for the attack by a 24-year-old Polish youth who has left at least six dead and about ten injured
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