The gunman who killed six people in an armed attack in Kraków's square in Poland has died in hospital, APA reports, citing local police.
According to the report, the Polish resident was injured during a shootout with police officers and hospitalized.
Note that on November 8, shots were fired at passersby from a vehicle in Kraków's Market Square. Six people were killed and 16 others were injured. The injured included two police officers, as well as Russian and British citizens.
The motive behind the attack remains unknown. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described the incident as a terrorist attack.
Later, the bodies of three people were found at the attacker's home. They were reportedly members of the gunman's family.
A two-day period of national mourning has been declared in Poland in connection with the incident.
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