A Russian woman was injured in a terrorist attack in Krakow, the Embassy in Poland.
"According to one of the health institutions of Krakow, unfortunately, as a result of the shooting that took place on November 7 on the Main Market Square (Rynek Główny) of the city, a citizen of the Russian Federation was injured," the diplomatic mission said.
On Saturday, an unknown person opened fire from a passing car on passers-by in the old part of the city. At least six people were killed. Another 16 were injured, and 13 of them are in serious condition.
The attacker was wounded, detained and hospitalized. It turned out to be a 25-year-old citizen of the republic. According to the Interior Ministry, he was fond of extreme right-wing ideologies.
The bodies of three dead people — two women and one man - were found in the attacker's house. Presumably, these are his close relatives.
According to Polish Radio, there was a lot of ammunition in the attacker's car, and he fired from a long-barreled military-style weapon.
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