Nov 8, 2026, 11:00 PM UTC

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed that law enforcement discovered three bodies—one man and two women—during a search of the suspect's residence in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. The discovery was initially detected using drone imagery prior to police entering the property. Officials believe the deceased individuals are the 24-year-old gunman's parents and sister.

City authorities in Krakow declared an official period of mourning extending through November 11 to honor the six victims killed in Saturday's market square attack. The suspect remains hospitalized in critical condition after being shot by police. Reports on non-fatal casualties vary slightly across news outlets, listing between 15 and 16 people injured.

Sources: Adevărul, Digi24, HotNews, TV8, Ziarul de Gardă.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki declared two days of national mourning following Saturday's mass shooting in central Krakow. Authorities revealed that the 24-year-old suspect held a valid gun permit, belonged to a shooting club, and used a civilian semi-automatic AR-15 rifle during the attack.

Speaking at an emergency crisis meeting, Prime Minister Donald Tusk described the discovery of three bodies at the suspect's home as "the next act of this tragedy," noting that evidence strongly indicates the deceased were close relatives. Unofficial reports suggest the victims found inside the residence were the gunman's parents and sister.

The overall death toll from the rampage remains at nine, with at least 17 people injured. The gunman, who reportedly fired at bystanders from a vehicle before being shot by police, remains critically wounded in custody.

Sources: Danas, Delo, N1, Siol.net, Vijesti.

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has denounced targeted cyberattacks after perpetrators published personal details belonging to him and his family on the dark web. The hackers reportedly offered financial rewards for additional information. Tajani linked the harassment to Italy's support for Ukraine, characterizing the incident as part of an escalating "hybrid warfare" campaign and urging G7 nations to coordinate a response.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed concern over the cyber threats, which mark a shift toward targeting individual public officials and judges alongside critical infrastructure. Recent cyber breaches across Europe have targeted data from the Brenner Base Tunnel project, gift provider Smartbox, supermarket chains, and aviation systems. Investigators and media outlets have linked the surge to pro-Russian hacking collectives, including Noname. Tajani stated he would "not be intimidated in any way."

Sources: BalkanWeb, Corriere della Sera, Der Spiegel, Il Messaggero, La Repubblica.

Maritime security in Middle Eastern waterways deteriorated after multiple naval incidents were reported in the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz.

The United States military stated it fired on a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman after the ship allegedly breached a naval blockade while heading toward an Iranian port. Simultaneously, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations logged an incident involving a bulk carrier and military forces, while United Arab Emirates authorities rescued 22 crew members following a cargo ship fire.

Additionally, Iranian sources claimed two vessels caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after hitting sea mines. In response to the growing disruption along critical trade routes, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius urged international officials to promptly decide on a potential naval mission to secure the area.

Sources: FAZ, ORF, Tagesschau

Russian forces have launched repeated attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving tens of thousands of residents without electricity and causing a civilian fatality in the suburbs of Dnipro. Meanwhile, reports indicate NATO allies are facing a €7 billion shortfall regarding a promised €70 billion military assistance package for Ukraine intended for 2026.

In related developments, hacker groups claim that leaked data from Russia's statistics agency shows between 394,000 and 450,000 Russian deaths since the start of the full-scale invasion. Additionally, Ukrainian business owners are taking legal action against the Kremlin following Russia's confiscation of hundreds of commercial properties and resorts along the Sea of Azov coast.

Sources: Digi24, Moldova1, Adevărul, Ziarul de Gardă, Economedia.