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Leaders in the city of Grots are so stunned, they don't know quite how to react.

School shootings in this capacity have never been seen in Austria.

I'm Carolyn Bealeir, we'll have the latest from Austria.

And people in the capital city of Ukraine last night were hit by yet another major Russian attack.

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Americans are all too familiar with the shock and grief of a school shooting, but they are rare in most countries.

And in Austria, the city of Gratz is dealing with the fallout today after a rare shooting spree at a

school this morning killed at least 11 people, including the main suspect.

He reportedly took his own life following the attack. It's believed to be the worst school shooting

in Austria's history. Chancellor Christian Stalker called for a national day of morning.

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