A Russian Woman May Have Been Among Those Killed in Krakow Shooting
The woman was 51 years old.
The death of a citizen of another country was confirmed by the Polish Interior Ministry. The woman's surname is not mentioned. It was reported that she was a Russian national.
Updated. Later, information that a Russian citizen had died was refuted.
On the morning of November 8, Polish services reported six fatalities — four women and two men. Among them were four Poles, a 32-year-old Briton, and a 51-year-old foreign national whose citizenship was initially not disclosed to inform her relatives.
Among the injured are citizens of Poland, Great Britain, Portugal, Russia, Germany, and Austria. No Belarusians were reported among the victims.
On November 7, 24-year-old Pole Michał Oksiński drove a car into Krakow's Main Market Square and began shooting at passers-by. He was wounded and detained after a shootout with police. In the attacker's apartment, the bodies of his parents and sister were found.
National mourning has been declared in Poland on November 8 and 9.
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