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Germany sends Patriot to Ukraine

today at 20.59 Nora Fernstedt

Germany is to send the US Patriot air defense system to Ukraine.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and US President Joe Biden announced this in a joint statement.

In December, it became clear that the US is sending a Patriot battery to Ukraine. Now Germany is following in the same track.

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  • Military searches for missing 80-year-old

    The police are looking for an 80-year-old man who disappeared from his home in Gnesta night.

    Relatives alerted the police at 04.30 this morning.

    Several police patrols, helicopters, drones, dog patrols and Missing People have searched for the man all day without success.

    During the evening, military personnel and the non-profit organization SAR were also involved.

    At 20:00 it was around 6 degrees below zero in Gnesta and snow on the ground.

    – In a situation like this, when it’s like this outside, it’s not so easy to cope. At the same time, we believe that this man was quite well dressed, and then there is hope to resolve this in a positive way, says police spokesperson Johnny Gustavsson.

    The man has a normal build, gray hair and a white beard/mustache. He may have a cane.

    Anyone who sees him should call 112.

  • Boy wanted in custody after Vällingby shooting

    The police operation at McDonald’si Vällingby on New Year’s Eve. Photo: Aftonbladet

    A 16-year-old boy has been requested to be detained on suspicion of aiding and abetting murder after the shooting death at McDonald’s in Vällingby in western Stockholm on New Year’s Eve, the Prosecutor’s Office states.

    The person who was arrested on reasonable suspicion in the case has been released, but the suspicions remain.

    – The investigation continues with further questioning, collection of evidence and mapping of those involved, says District Attorney Liselotte Nilsson in a press release.

    Three people suffered gunshot wounds after the shooting and were taken to hospital by ambulance. The shot, a man in his 20s, died of his injuries. According to information to Aftonbladet, he was part of a gang in Västerort.

    According to information to Aftonbladet, the murder was part of a local gang conflict in Västerort.

  • The record hunt: Four out of ten wolves killed

    Just over four out of ten wolves killed in the record hunt. Photo: Junge, Heiko

    According to Svensk Jakt’s compilation, “roughly four out of ten wolves” have now been killed since license hunting started on Monday, TT writes.

    A total of 31 wolves have now been shot.

    The hunt began on Monday and continues until a total of 75 wolves have been shot, or until February 15 at the latest.

    Wolf hunting may be conducted in Dalarna County, Gävleborg County, Värmland County, Västmanland County and Örebro County.

    This year’s allocation is record-breaking.

    It is based on the previous wolf inventory, when it was estimated that there are a total of around 460 wolves in Sweden. It is the highest number recorded since the wolf inventories started.

    The goal of this year’s hunt is to kill all the wolves in certain designated areas, so that they are depleted.

  • Russia wants a two-day ceasefire

    Russia wants a two-day ceasefire. Photo: Mikhail Klimentyev/AP

    Putin has ordered a two-day ceasefire in Ukraine, both Reuters and the Russian news agency RIA report.

    The ceasefire will apply from 12 noon on Friday until midnight on January 7.

    It is unclear how Ukraine reacts to the data.

  • Two cars in collision on Värmdö

    The police were alerted at 15.41 that two cars had collided on Värmdö. Ambulance and emergency services are on their way to the scene.

    The extent of the damage is unclear.

  • Cars and truck in collision – E45 blocked

    Two cars and a truck are involved in a traffic accident on the E45 in Orsa, about a mile south of Ämådalen.

    The road is completely blocked.

    – It must be about an overtaking accident, says Diana Qudhaib, press spokesperson for the police in the Bergslagen region.

    The extent of the damage is unclear.

    Police, emergency services and an ambulance are on their way to the scene.

    The rescue work will greatly affect traffic, at least until 5:00 p.m. according to the Swedish Transport Administration.

  • Two cars in collision at Orust

    The police were alerted to a head-on collision at 14.24 on Thursday in Orust. Two passenger cars are involved in the accident which is said to have taken place on route 77.

    – Both drivers should be slightly injured according to information from callers, says police spokesperson Hans-Jörgen Ostler.

  • Suspected shooting at train

    The police were called during the afternoon to Gothenburg’s central station due to a suspicious shooting.

    The police technician later made the assessment that the damage to the train window is not considered to have been caused by gunfire, the police write on their website.

  • Operational disruptions at Skandiabanken

    Skandiabanken had technical problems with its website on Thursday.

    Some customers could not log in, reports TT.

    – Currently we have technical problems with logging into the internet bank and the app. But payment by card and Swish works. We regret this and we are working to resolve this, said Jonatan Ohlin, press officer at Skandiabanken

    At 3 p.m., the bank announced that the problem had been resolved.

    – There are no problems at the moment and we regret if this has affected our customers, says Jonatan Ohlin, press officer at Skandiabanken, to Aftonbladet.

  • China condemns Swedish demands: Discrimination

    Sweden’s decision to introduce a requirement for a negative covid test for travelers from China discriminates against Chinese citizens. The Chinese embassy writes this in an email to TT.

    “We understand that Sweden takes the necessary prevention and control measures, but we oppose measures that discriminate against specific groups,” writes embassy spokesperson Yan Zihao.

    The temporary requirement applies from Saturday and three weeks ahead. This includes adults and children over the age of twelve.

    Swedish citizens and EU citizens are exempt, as are persons with a residence permit in Sweden or permanent residence in the EU.

    The restrictions lack scientific support, writes Yan Zihao.

    “We firmly oppose these measures and ask the Swedish authorities to correct these incorrect measures,” concludes the spokesperson.

  • New snow warnings for Friday

    SMHI has issued several warnings for snow and wind in southern Sweden. Photo: Janerik Henriksson/TT

    SMHI has issued several warnings for snow and wind in southern Sweden.

    There are yellow warnings for snow and wind for Västra Götaland, southern Värmland, Öland and southern Jämtlandsfjällen.

    A yellow warning for snowfall is in place for eastern Götaland and southern Örebro County.

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  • Hey!

    Did you miss that a man was shot in the head and survived in Malmö this morning?

    Osmo

    Hey! Here you can read about it.

  • Hello,

    Why doesn’t FHM come out with simpler recommendations, such as keep your distance, wear a mask in crowded environments, now that there are so many different viruses. Should be obvious, but not something you see “in town”?

    Dennis Thorberg

    They have some recommendations, here can you see the ones that relate to covid.

    Apart from vaccination, they are quite general and should work to prevent the spread of other infections as well…

  • Good evening!

    Why do only some people with grills on their helmets play on JVM?

    Vicky

    Hi Vicky!

    My colleague Christoffer Glader at Sportbladet answers: “If you are under 18, the rules are that you must play with a grid.”

  • How is the wolf hunt going in Värmland?

    Peter Söderberg

    Hello Peter,

    According to P4 Värmland, 29 wolves remain out of the allocation of 42 animals in the Värmland region.

  • Hello

    Why is there no comment or questions, as of today. ? All are from yesterday. Thanks

    christi dan

    Hey!

    We’ve been busy here today, especially the last few hours with the shooting in Jordbro. But now we’re going to spend some time here for a while!

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