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Citizens of five foreign countries — the United Kingdom, Austria, Germany, Russia and Portugal — were among those killed and injured in the mass shooting in Kraków on November 7. This was announced by Karolina Gałecka, spokesperson for Poland’s Ministry of Interior and Administration, on the social media platform X.
She said the Małopolska voivode had informed representatives of the consulates of the countries whose citizens were affected by the attack.
“To protect their privacy, we are not disclosing information about the victims’ ages, gender or health conditions,” she added.
As previously reported, on November 7, a 24-year-old man opened fire at Kraków’s Main Market Square. Six people were killed and another 16 were hospitalized, including two police officers and the attacker himself. Polish prosecutors have classified the attack as a terrorist offence.
Later, the bodies of the suspect’s parents and younger sister, all with gunshot wounds, were found at the family’s home in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski.