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Burkina Faso wants French soldiers to leave the country within a month, according to a diplomatic letter from the Burkinabe authorities to Paris seen by AFP.

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday that he expected clarification of the request from the “highest level”.

Macron said he was awaiting clarification from Burkina Faso’s junta leader Ibrahim Traore. (TT)

Several trucks started burning in Borås during Sunday evening, reports say Gothenburg-Posten.

– There were trucks of various sizes that were on fire. They were standing close to a building, but thanks to us being on the scene quickly, the building survived, says Bo Sandström, duty officer of the rescue service to the newspaper.

The trucks must be owned by a moving company.

Germany will not stand in the way of Poland delivering the Leopard tank to Ukraine, TT reports.

This was announced by the German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock on Sunday.

Poland wants to deliver 14 tanks to Ukraine, writes TT.

Several police patrols are currently participating in an operation in Jordbro south of Stockholm.

According to information to Aftonbladet, the police have stopped a car after a chase and arrested several people.

They allegedly had weapons in the car.

The text is updated here.

Defense Minister Pål Jonson (M) commented on the protests that were organized in Stockholm on Saturday in Svt’s Agenda.

Partly Rasmus Paludan’s Koran burning outside the Turkish embassy and partly a protest against Sweden’s NATO membership.

– It does not facilitate our conditions to become members of NATO, says Jonson.

At the same time, Jonson emphasized freedom of expression and freedom of demonstration in Sweden

Pål Jonson was supposed to have a meeting with Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akbar on January 27. But Turkey canceled it as a consequence of the protests.

Twelve people were injured in a shooting at a nightclub in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Sunday night.

That’s what the news agency writes AP.

A person must be life-threateningly injured.

The shooting happened at 01:30 last night.

No one has been arrested after the incident and the motive is unclear – but the police say they have leads to go on.

On Saturday night, at least ten people died in a shooting in Los Angeles, in connection with the celebration of the Chinese New Year.

Rasmus Paludan’s burning of the Koran has caused enormous reactions in Turkey, as well as in several other Arab countries.

During Sunday’s protests in Istanbul, pictures of Paludan were burned.

Now he says The Express that he had not expected the great commotion.

– I thought that when I had scored against Turkey, “that was it”. It didn’t turn out the way I imagined, says Paludan.

But he doesn’t regret it.

– Oh no. I did it because I think there were important political reasons. Then I feel sad that so many people threaten to kill me.

He says that the threat to him is more serious than before.

– I receive very specific threats. On social media, I get maybe 20 messages a minute, five of which are threats.

President Erdogan has announced that this year’s presidential election in Turkey will be brought forward and will be held on May 14 and not June 18, as originally planned. Reuters reports.

Erdogan already hinted a few days ago if he intended to call an earlier election, citing religious holidays and school exams as the reason.

Russian agents from Russia’s military intelligence service GRU may be behind the letter bombs sent to a series of embassies in Spain last November. It reports New York Times.

Letter bombs were sent, among other things, to the Ukrainian and US embassies in Madrid, as well as to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

The statement comes from US authorities who are investigating the events.

If true, it could be a signal that Russia may carry out more terrorist attacks in Europe if countries continue to provide military support to Ukraine, according to US authorities.

The US suspects that the Russian intelligence service gave a far-right Russia-based group the task of sending the letter bombs, the newspaper writes.

A suicide bomber killed at least six civilians in an attack aimed at the mayor’s office in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu, writes TT with reference to the police in Somalia.

Several buildings near the chancellery were damaged by the blast from the attack.

According to the police, all employees at the mayor’s office escaped unharmed.

The jihadist extremist group al-Shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Erdogan’s advisor, Fahrettin Altun, compares Rasmus Paludan’s Koran burning outside the Turkish embassy to Kristallnacht in 1938 when Nazis burned Torah scrolls.

Altun says so in a written interview with DN.

He is close to the president and acts as Erdogan’s spokesperson when important messages are to be delivered.

– Would the Swedish authorities dismiss even such terrible acts as freedom of expression in the current situation? The same applies to terrorist propaganda. Sweden has made certain commitments in Madrid. We have heard Swedish ministers claim that they have already done everything they have promised to do. Obviously, that is not the case, writes Altun, to DN.

When asked how long this process can last, Altun replies:

– It will take as long as it needs. Let me remind you that Greece vetoed Macedonia’s entry into NATO over a trivial issue, the country’s name, for a decade. Macedonia had to change its name to join NATO. Turkey’s concerns are much more serious. We are talking about terrorist attacks that have killed thousands of innocent people.