On Saturday afternoon, 24-year-old Michal Oksinski drove into Kraków’s Main Market Square and started shooting. Before he was stopped in a heroic action by local police, he had killed at least six people and wounded many more. His victims included Poles, a British national and an Austrian. His parents and sister were found shot dead in the family home. Oksinski died in hospital, succumbing to the wounds he received in a gunfight with police.
The Kraków shooting was not a ‘far right’ terror attack
Poland’s pro-EU establishment was far too quick to weaponise this tragedy.
