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Donald Tusk called the deadly Krakow shooting an act of “terrorism.” Al Jazeera also reported that three bodies, believed to be the suspect’s relatives, were found at his home.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has described a shooting in Krakow, Poland, that killed six people and wounded 15 as an act of “terrorism,” Al Jazeera reports.
Three additional bodies were found at the suspect’s home, according to the report. They are believed to be members of the suspect’s family, but those identities were not confirmed in the supplied reporting.
Poland began two days of mourning after the Krakow shooting as prosecutors opened a terrorism investigation and police identified three relatives found dead at the attacker’s home.
Tens of thousands gathered for Warsaw’s nationalist Independence Day march as Prime Minister Donald Tusk urged unity following the deadly Krakow shooting.
UNIFIL says a patrol near Wadi Jilu in southern Lebanon returned fire after about a dozen rounds were fired at it. No casualties were reported, and the force called for an investigation.
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