Polish PM calls deadly Krakow shooting an act of ‘terrorism’

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: November 8, 2026Country: Poland

Crime & Law

Polish PM calls deadly Krakow shooting an act of ‘terrorism’

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described a deadly shooting in Krakow as an act of “terrorism.” Six people were killed and 15 wounded. Three more bodies, believed to be members of the suspect’s family, were found at his home.

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