Afghanistan, Nov. 8 -- Poland began two days of national mourning on Sunday, November 8, after a mass shooting in the southern city of Krakow killed six people and wounded 17 others, including two police officers and the suspected gunman. Authorities said the attack was likely influenced by far-right ideology.
Reuters report published on Sunday said the 24-year-old suspect opened fire in Krakow's historic Main Market Square on Saturday, November 7, striking people at random. Police shot and apprehended him after an exchange of gunfire, while investigators said his parents and 21-year-old sister were later found dead at his home in Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, about 200 kilometres north of Krakow. The suspect remained in critical condition in h...