A British citizen was among six people killed in a mass shooting in Krakow, Poland, on Saturday afternoon. The attack occurred in the city's historic Main Square, a popular tourist destination. Police are investigating whether the shooting was motivated by far-right ideology.
The gunman, who is in hospital, opened fire in the square, killing six people and injuring at least 15. Polish officials confirmed that one of the victims was British, while three were Polish. Two other victims remain unidentified. The alleged perpetrator was shot dead by police during the incident.
This is the second mass shooting in Krakow this year. In March, a similar attack in the same area left one person dead and several injured. The current incident has raised concerns about security in the city's historic center. Authorities are reviewing measures to prevent such attacks in the future.
The British victim's identity has not been officially released. The shooting has sparked discussions about the safety of tourists in Poland and the need for increased security in public spaces. Investigations are ongoing, with police focusing on the motive behind the attack.
