A gunman who killed nine people, including three members of his own family, in Poland's Krakow held ultranationalist views and was fascinated by far-right ideologies, officials said. At least 15 others, including two police officers, were injured in the attack, which the country's Defence Minister described as a terror attack.The attacker, a Polish national in his mid-20s from the nearby Swietokrzyskie region, opened fire with an automatic rifle while driving through Krakow's historic Main Market Square on Saturday. Police shot him at the scene and took him to hospital around 3 pm local time.advertisementRead Full StoryThe three relatives were found...
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