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  • UN: Russia has executed 77 civilians during the war

    Russia has executed 77 civilians held captive in Ukraine during the war, according to a UN report released on Tuesday, AFP reports.

    – We have documented the summary execution of 77 civilians when they were arbitrarily imprisoned by the Russian Federation, said Matilda Bogner, head of the UN human rights monitoring mission in Ukraine, at a press conference in Geneva.

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  • Vehicles on fire on the E4

    A truck with a trailer caught fire during the morning on the E4 in Sundsvall. There are no reports of personal injuries.

    The police at Police Region North cannot comment on the damage situation at the moment.

    The Swedish Transport Administration states that a tractor and tow truck are on site to pull the vehicle away.

    – The emergency services are on site and the road is closed in connection with the work. It is expected to take until 11 o’clock, says Beisi Sundin, press communicator at the Swedish Transport Administration.

  • Investigation against the Wagner group is closed

    The Russian security service FSB’s investigation into the Wagner Group and the group’s leader Yevgeny Prigozhin is closed, reports Ria, a Russian state media platform.

    The Wagner Group is preparing to hand over its equipment to the Department of Defense.

  • Belarus army is put on full alert

    Aleksandr Lukashenko Photo: Mikhail Klimentyev / TT NEWS AGENCY

    According to the state-run Russian news agency Ria Novosti, Belarusian leader Aleksandr Lukashenko says the country’s army is being put on full alert.

    The decision must have been taken against the background of the Wagner group’s armed rebellion last Saturday.

  • KD appoints a special construction committee

    Photo: Caisa Rasmussen/TT / TT News Agency

    The Christian Democrats will appoint a special community building committee to develop the party’s policy.

    This was stated by party leader Ebba Busch at a press conference on Tuesday morning together with the party’s economic policy spokesperson Hans Eklind, who will lead the committee.

    – We have a great need to build our society stronger, says Ebba Busch.

  • Fire in defense facility

    There is a fire in a defense facility in Skåne, according to information TV4 News. According to the information, there is a fire in a rock room.

    Units from six different fire stations are on site and participating in the extinguishing work.

    – The alarm has been triggered when there has been some form of technical error that has resulted in smoke development. It must be some circuit board, Kristoffer Olofsson, communications manager at Uppland’s F 16 air fleet.

    Kristoffer Olofsson confirms that it is one of the Armed Forces’ facilities in Hästveda, but does not want to comment on which facility.

    According to TV4’s information, it is a battle command and air surveillance center.

    – No one has been injured and we are in the process of airing it out now, says Kristoffer Olofsson.

  • Conditional sentence against Audi CEO in “Dieselgate”

    The former CEO of Audi, Rupert Stadler is sentenced conditionally to one year and nine months in prison and a fine of 1.1 million euros for his involvement in the so-called “Dieselgate”, according to the German Süddeutsche Zeitung.

    CEO Stadler had denied wrongdoing for several years.

    At the trial in Munich in May, Stadler admitted that he allowed vehicles to be fitted with software that produced false emissions results in car tests.

    The “Dieselgate” scandal broke in 2015. Then it was revealed that the car giant Volkswagen deliberately cheated and caused their diesel cars to show significantly less nitrogen oxide emissions than they actually emitted.

  • Timber truck has overturned on Timmerleden

    A patrol is on its way to a traffic accident that has occurred in Bråne, Grums municipality, on Timmerleden.

    According to the first information that has reached SOS Alarm, a timber truck must have overturned and laid on its side in a ditch.

    No personal injuries have occurred.

  • Dock workers announce strike

    The Swedish Harbor Workers’ Union announces a strike in Gothenburg and Helsingborg. The strike may come into effect on July 6 and may last until July 11.

    The union also announces an overtime blockade, new employment blockade and hiring blockade in Halland’s Ports.

    The port workers’ union’s main demand is the introduction of a “joint party social fund”. The fund must be able to support employers who choose to rehabilitate needy employees after prolonged illness or injury.

    – In the ports, many people work in an extremely insecure form of employment which means that they end up in the middle of the insurance systems, even though some may have made a living as dock workers for decades, says union chairman Martin Berg.

    The union’s second demand is that newly employed and hired personnel must have the right to a paid union induction with the union.

  • Accident Commission: The Gröna Lund accident was not caused by heat

    According to the Accident Commission, the accident at Gröna Lund was not caused by a sun curve, i.e. a curvature of the rails due to heat, according to Sveriges Radio.

    – I find it hard to believe that, the rails are constructed in a completely different way than the railway, says John Ahlberk, director general at the Accident Investigation Commission.

    The accident commission will bring the entire train set to the ground and transport it to an examination room where more technical examinations will be carried out, according to P4 Stockholm.

  • Swedbank introduces interest on salary accounts

    Archive image. Photo: LOTTE FERNVALL

    After Handelsbanken’s move last week, Swedbank is now following suit and introducing interest on salary accounts.

    Albeit a small one. Now it gives 0.25 percent interest to have the money at the bank.

    – This is the first time we have done this. But now the interest rates have risen to such a level that it is justified, says Mikael Björknert, head of Swedbank’s Swedish banking operations to TT.

    In comparison, the bank has a variable mortgage interest rate of 5.69 percent.

  • Zelenskyy: Monday was a “day of joy”

    Ukrainian President Zelenskyi has visited frontline soldiers in eastern Ukraine and praises the progress in the war, TT reports.

    From the Russian side, the small step that Ukraine took on Monday is confirmed.

    Zelenskyy paid an unannounced visit to front-line soldiers outside Bakhmut on Monday, the Ukrainian presidential office announced.

    The president had a coffee and talked to several soldiers in a relaxed manner, TT reports.

    In an appearance on social media, Zelensky later highlighted Monday as a successful day.

    – Today our fighters have advanced in all directions, this is a day of joy, he said.

  • 4,000 German soldiers to Lithuania

    Germany is now building up a brigade in Lithuania to strengthen NATO’s presence in the east.

    According to Süddeutsche Zeiting, the initiative is a response to Lithuania’s desire for protection and support.

    Defense Minister Pistorius wants to station more Bundeswehr soldiers permanently than in any other NATO state, Süddeutsche writes.

  • Uncontrolled forest fire – 200 meter wide fire front

    Six hectares of forest on fire in Västmanland Photo: Niklas Hagman

    There is a fire in the forest in Norberg in Västmanland.

    – The fire is not under control, says Ilona Lindholm, the team leader at SOS alarm region Bergslagen.

    The forest fire is said to be around six hectares in size right now, which is roughly the size of twelve football pitches.

    – The fire front is 200 meters wide and is moving in a north-west direction now. It is very worrying and it has been announced that it is continuing to spread, says Illona Lindholm.

    The alarm about the fire came in at 4.30 pm on Monday. Several helicopters are used in the extinguishing work.

    – During the morning, two scooping aircraft from MSB are also expected to arrive, says Illona Lindholm.

    No buildings are said to be under threat at this time and there are no reports of anyone being injured.

  • Alarm about loud music in Karlstad: Gets calls every night

    During the night, the police in Värmland received calls about vehicles playing loudly in a parking lot in Karlstad.

    – It is a phenomenon that we receive calls about every night, says Sophia Jiglind, press spokesperson for police region Mitt.

    In Värmland and Dalarna, vehicles playing loud music are becoming increasingly common.

    – It becomes problematic when people play loud music at stupid times, says Sophia Jiglind.

    The public is asked to respect other people’s bedtimes, which begin at 10 p.m.

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