The Embassy reported on the condition of the wounded in Krakow Russian woman

A Russian woman injured in a shooting at Krakow's Main Market Square on November 7 is in stable condition. This was reported by TASS in the Russian Embassy in Warsaw.

“At the moment, we can confirm that the Russian citizen, who was injured yesterday in the shooting, is alive, her condition is stable,” the representative of the diplomatic mission said.

He said no further information had been received from the Polish authorities.

RBC sent a request to the Russian Embassy in Poland.

On November 7, a man drove into the Main Market Square in the center of Krakow and opened fire on passers-by. The shooting killed six people, another 16 were injured. Among the victims were two policemen and citizens of several foreign countries, including Russia.

After chasing the car, police detained the shooter. During the detention, law enforcement officers wounded the man, and then took him to the hospital. According to the Polish Interior Ministry, the attacker acted alone and held extremely radical views.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the bodies of two women and a man had been found in the detainee’s home. It turned out that the dead were his sister and parents.

Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack. Poland declared national mourning on November 8 and 9.