Six Dead in Krakow Mass Shooting; Three More Bodies Discovered at Suspect’s Residence
A far-right-inspired gunman killed six in Krakow's Main Square. Police later found three more bodies at the suspect's home following the attack.
POLICY WIRE — Krakow, Poland — A violent rampage erupted in the heart of Poland’s second-largest city has left six people dead and more than a dozen injured in a mass shooting.
p>On November 7, 2026, a 25-year-old assailant utilized an AR-15-style rifle to open fire while traveling in a vehicle through the historic Krakow Main Square.
p>The rapid attack resulted in the deaths of at least six individuals and left more than sixteen others wounded in the popular tourist hotspot.
p>Law enforcement responded to the gunfire, engaging the gunman in a shootout that left him wounded and allowed for his arrest into custody.
Authorities have indicated that the suspect held ultranationalistic views and appeared to be deeply fascinated by far-right ideologies.
The Interior Minister noted that the attacker was wearing military clothing during the execution of the crime.
Following the arrest, the Polish Prime Minister reported that three additional bodies were discovered at the shooter’s home, who officials believe are likely members of his family.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)>