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The US President stated that he will travel to China next week, where he may discuss denuclearisation and other issues with the leaders of Russia and China.
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An atmosphere of grief prevails in the centre of Krakow: residents and visitors bring flowers and light candles near the closed Main Market Square, honouring the memory of the deceased. State flags have been lowered on administrative buildings. Police are guarding the square, and access for citizens is restricted. Cleaning up debris and replacing broken windows is ongoing in nearby food establishments and shops that were damaged in the attack.
According to Polish government agencies, four of the six victims held Polish citizenship, while one person was a citizen of the United Kingdom. The identification of another victim is ongoing. Among the 16 injured are foreigners: citizens of Austria, the United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal, and Russia. The Russian embassy confirmed that it is in contact with the relatives of the injured Russian citizen, whose health condition is assessed as stable.
The tragedy occurred during the day on 7 November. A 24-year-old Polish citizen drove a car onto the Main Market Square and opened fire on passers-by. Six people were killed in the attack, and 16 were injured, including two police officers and the attacker himself. The perpetrator was detained after a shootout with law enforcement officers. He is currently in hospital, and his condition is described as critical.
After the attacker was detained, law enforcement officers found the bodies of his parents and 21-year-old sister in the family home in the city of Ostrowiec-Swietokrzyski. The Polish prosecution has merged the investigation into these murders with the case concerning the terror attack in Krakow. Preliminary data indicates that the same individual committed both crimes.
Investigators have classified the attack on the market square as a terrorist act. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the suspect showed an interest in far-right ideological movements. The establishment of the exact motives and all circumstances of the incident is ongoing. 8 and 9 November have been declared days of national mourning throughout Poland.
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