AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoKraków Shooting: Six people were killed and 16 injured when a gunman opened fire in the city’s Main Market Square. Three more bodies, believed to be the suspect’s relatives, were found at his home, bringing the reported toll to nine. Police say the suspect acted alone; officials cite apparent far-right sympathies as investigators examine his motive. Poland declared two days of mourning. Ukraine Support: Germany says it cannot supply Ukraine with more Patriot systems or missiles for now without weakening its own defences. Poland pledged €1.8 million for generators to help Ukraine through winter. Hungary’s Past: Budapest has opened communist-era secret police files online, making information on up to 60,000 people publicly accessible. The release renews debate over how to distinguish informants from people caught in the state’s surveillance network.
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