Kraków mass shooting: 6 dead, 15 injured; Polish authorities label act terrorism

On November 7, 24-year-old Michał Oksiński killed his parents and sister, then opened fire on passersby in central Kraków, killing six and injuring 15 before being shot by police and later dying. Polish authorities have called the attack terrorism, but the motive remains unclear as no manifesto was found. This is one of Poland's deadliest mass killings in modern history, and the terrorism designation may signal broader security implications.

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