Cracovia shooter's family found dead at home; attack toll rises to six
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Polish authorities are investigating possible far-right motivations behind a mass shooting in Krakow that killed six people, after the gunman's computer reportedly showed interest in Anders Breivik. The justice minister's statement is preliminary, and the full extent of any ideological links remains unconfirmed. This marks a notable domestic security event in Poland, with potential implications for political discourse and public safety.
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Polish authorities are investigating the Krakow mass shooting, which killed six and injured 15, as an act of terrorism with potential far-right ideological links. The perpetrator, identified as 24-year-old Michał Oksiński, reportedly killed his family before the public attack and showed interest in Anders Breivik. While the terrorism designation is confirmed, the full extent of the ideological motive and whether Oksiński acted alone remain under investigation.
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