Poland's interior minister on his statement linking the massacre in Kraków to far-right extremism. He is now being forced to backtrack on his claims. Meanwhile, reports of the perpetrator's far-left sympathies have drawn attention.
Six people were killed and 16 were injured in Saturday's massacre in Kraków, Poland. Shortly after the attack, the Minister of the Interior claimed Marcin Kierwiński that everything indicated that the 24-year-old perpetrator Michał Oksiński would have been fascinated of "far-right extremism." The minister's statement spread quickly, even though the police investigation into the motive is still ongoing.
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