The suspect in a deadly shooting in Krakow, Poland, has died in hospital, authorities confirmed. The attacker, a Polish national, killed six people, including a British national, and injured 15 others during the attack on Saturday. The incident occurred in the city’s historic Main Square, a popular tourist destination.
The gunman, identified as a 24-year-old with far-right views, drove into the square and opened fire. Police reported he continued shooting even after being wounded. He was shot by officers during the attack and later arrested. The suspect was hospitalized but died two days later.
This is the second deadly shooting in Krakow this year. The attack has raised concerns about security in the city, which is known for its rich history and cultural landmarks. Officials have not yet released details about the motive behind the attack. The victim list includes both locals and foreigners, highlighting the international impact of the incident.
The shooting has sparked discussions about rising extremism in the region. A former chief of Poland’s National Security Bureau commented on the event, noting the increasing risks and threats to public safety. The case is under investigation, and further details are expected in the coming days.
