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Belarusian Interior Minister Ivan Kubrakou said police officers would undergo additional training following an analysis of the attack in Krakow.
“We have drawn conclusions from this and similar situations. We are studying what is happening around our country, especially issues related to ensuring the safety of citizens, including in public places. All officers responsible for maintaining public order will undergo special tactical and psychological training to prepare them to act in exceptional circumstances,” Kubrakou said, BelTA reports.
Last Saturday, 24-year-old Michał Oksiński drove a car into Krakow’s central square and opened fire. He killed six people and wounded 15. Police officers stopped him. Two Polish law enforcement officers were also injured. One of them, Jakub Kulik, managed to disarm the attacker despite being wounded. The attacker died yesterday from his injuries. Before opening fire in Krakow, Oksiński had killed his parents and sister.