Krakow Holds Silent March for Attack Victims

 

Thousands of people joined a silent march in Krakow, Poland, to honor those killed in an armed attack. The march, which began at 8 PM local time, was attended by President Karol Nawrocki, Prime Minister Donald Tusk and other officials. Participants observed a moment of silence and laid flowers and candles at the attack sites. Krakow Archbishop Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś led a religious ceremony, while messages of solidarity were conveyed to the victims’ families and those injured. The march took place under tight security and ended without incident.

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