“Strong traces of right-wing extremism” in activity of Kraków terrorist, says justice minister

Poland's justice minister, Waldemar Żurek, reported strong evidence of right-wing extremism linked to Michał Oksiński, the shooter in a recent Kraków attack. Investigators found Oksiński had visited websites related to far-right figures, including Anders Breivik. Żurek confirmed that no motive was left behind, but a Gadsden flag was discovered in Oksiński's home, which has associations with far-right movements. The investigation is ongoing, considering both extremist beliefs and potential mental health issues. Interior minister Marcin Kierwiński faced criticism for his initial statements about Oksiński's radical views, with calls for evidence to support his claims. Disinformation surrounding Oksiński's past has also emerged, complicating the narrative.