Poland is observing two days of mourning after a gunman killed six people in Kraków. Prosecutors are investigating the attack as a terrorist offence and examining the deaths of three people believed to be the suspect’s relatives.
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Russian strikes left more than 600,000 people without power in Dnipropetrovsk and nearly 250,000 customers without electricity in Kharkiv, Ukrainian officials said. Zelenskyy also reported a new drone attack on a village where rescuers were searching for victims of an earlier strike.
President Isaac Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government after Israel’s election produced no clear majority. Coalition talks could hinge on support from Arab-majority parties.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani says hackers are publishing his personal data on the dark web and seeking details about his family. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni blamed pro-Russian hackers; Moscow has not publicly responded.
Gaza officials say heavy rain flooded about 70,000 tents sheltering displaced Palestinians. Aid workers warn that shortages of shelter materials and worsening winter conditions are leaving families at risk.
A gunman firing from a moving car killed five people and wounded around a dozen others in Krakow’s Main Market Square. Police shot him, and authorities are investigating the circumstances of the attack.
Russian attacks wounded at least nine people and damaged Ukraine’s power network ahead of U.S.-brokered talks in Abu Dhabi. Zelenskyy accused Moscow of intensifying strikes on critical infrastructure before the meeting.
US agencies are warning organizations to secure industrial refrigeration systems after attacks in Europe altered cooling temperatures and spoiled food. A French blood-storage vendor was also targeted, though blood samples were rescued.