Mass shooting in Krakow kills 6, injures 17 amid condemnations
A tragic mass shooting in Krakow has left six people dead and 17 injured, drawing strong condemnation from leaders around the world.
Italy's prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, called the attack "cowardly and unacceptable," and France's president, Emmanuel Macron, said, "Shock and grief following the tragic shooting in Krakow. Our deepest solidarity, heartfelt condolences and sympathy go out to Poland, the victims, their families and their loved ones."
To honor those affected, Krakow's President of Krakow, Lukasz Gibala, has declared a period of mourning until November 11.
Burnham and Rose react, far-right probe
Andy Burnham, UK Prime minister, said, "I'm shocked and saddened by the appalling shooting in Krakow today."
Tom Rose called the event "horrific."
Authorities are investigating possible far-right motives as details emerge: the victims include people from several countries, highlighting global concern about violence and extremism.