The perpetrator of the Krakow massacre read about the Nazi mass murderer Anders Breivik before the slaughter

Polish Justice Minister Waldemar Zurek revealed new details about Michał Oksiński, the perpetrator of the Kraków massacre. Investigations show Oksiński held radical far-right views and had been planning the attack for a long time. He was influenced by figures like Anders Breivik and possessed symbols of white supremacy. Evidence also indicates he recently purchased ammunition for his semi-automatic weapon. Oksiński killed his family and two cats before attacking in Kraków, resulting in six deaths and 15 injuries. The incident sparked a significant debate in Poland regarding the attacker's motivations, with conflicting statements from officials.