The policemen injured in the attack saw each other on the phone. "Honest, friendly conversation"

It was a "beautiful, touching moment," the voivode said about the connection. The policeman who woke up first asked to talk to him. I know that this conversation was sincere, kind and, despite the enormity of the tragedy that befell these officers, it gave them such inner strength - said Krzysztof Klęczar. The uniformed officer, who was in better condition, was supposed to give strength to his colleague with warm words, and as the doctors admitted, the contact brought a lot of good to both men.

The injured policemen - Senior Constable Jakub Kulik and Senior Constable Artur Morański - are staying in two different hospitals. Both were awarded the Officer's Crosses of the Order of Polonia Restituta by President Karol Nawrocki. The president visited them during his visit to Krakow.

On Monday, the head of the Ministry of National Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, and the commanders of the provincial and municipal police also visited. Paweł Jastrząb - the commander of the municipal police in Krakow - gave the injured officer an order to return to duty as soon as possible, because we need him, reported Voivode Klęczar with a smile.

Earlier, the media reported that senior post. In his first words after waking up, Artur Morański asked: "Is Kuba alive?"

The health condition of injured policemen

Both injured policemen were woken up from a medically induced coma. Their treatment is heading in the right direction, said Maksymilian Kosowski, spokesman for the Małopolska Voivodeship, during Tuesday's conference.

The voivode himself specified that he saw one of the uniformed officers on Monday. He still suffers and it still hurts. His wounds are serious and I think it's not yet time to talk about when they will be able to leave the hospital. And if such a moment comes, I think that doctors or family will communicate it, he said.

I can say, and this is the most important thing for me, that today we can all look to the future with much greater calm and optimism, to the next hours and days, when it comes to the lives of these patients, including the two policemen - he added.

We previously informed that senior post. Artur Morański was shot twice by the attacker during Saturday's action. He had a shot through his lung and hand. He underwent a 12-hour surgery. Just after the exchange of fire with the attacker, he and his friend were saved by Krakow surgeons who happened to be nearby.

Attack in Krakow

On Saturday afternoon, a masked 24-year-old drove his car into the Krakow Market Square and started shooting at people there. After an exchange of fire with the police, he was injured and detained. He had a gun permit; he had no previous criminal record or criminal record. In his car, the officers found four weapons, including two AR-15 rifles and two pistols, as well as about 500 rounds of ammunition.

As a result of the attack, six people were killed and 15 were injured. The bomber, shot by policemen, was in critical condition and was taken to hospital, where he died on Monday morning.