Guillaume Herblot described an image related to the Cracow attack as chilling. He identified the kneeling policeman, radio in hand and wounded by three bullets, as Jakub Kulik, a former paratrooper from the 6th Airborne Brigade. According to Herblot, Kulik had advanced toward a man equipped with a rifle, a bulletproof vest, and a helmet, while he only had his pistol, and then remained in place until the area was secured. Herblot praised the courage and sense of duty of the policeman, noting that without his intervention, the toll on November 7 would have been heavier. He expressed his respect for Kulik and called for prayers for Poland. #Cracovie #Courage #Héroïsme (translated)
