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Tusk, 'we have never had such brutal cases of terrorism before'
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Tusk, 'we have never had such brutal cases of terrorism before'

Five dead and sixteen injured in this afternoon's shooting

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  • 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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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.

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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.

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  • 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?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Mondo.

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