Tusk, 'we have never had such brutal cases of terrorism before'
Five dead and sixteen injured in this afternoon's shooting
Quick Look
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk defined the attack in Krakow as a case of unprecedented brutal terrorism in Poland.
- This afternoon's shooting caused five deaths and sixteen injuries.
- Tusk hoped for the arrest of the attacker's supporters and thanked the agents.
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Why It Matters
The article reports a shooting that occurred this afternoon in Krakow with five dead and sixteen injured. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the attack a case of unprecedented brutal terrorism in Poland during a press conference.
We have never had such brutal cases of terrorism in Poland before, because that is how we should define the Krakow attack. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated this during a press conference, writes Tvn24, referring to the shooting that occurred this afternoon in Krakow, with a death toll of five dead and sixteen injured.
I hope that all the attacker's supporters will be arrested as soon as possible, he added, thanking the officers who risked their lives and saved many lives.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Polish authorities will arrest the attacker's supporters.
Likely · Within days
Open Questions
- Who is the attacker and what are his motivations?
- Who are the supporters of the bomber that Tusk asks to be arrested?
- What are the identities of the victims and injured?







