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Vladimir Putin. Photo: Alexander Kazakov/Sputnik via AP/TT
North Korea has Russia’s full support. This is what Russian President Vladimir Putin writes in an article published by the state-controlled North Korean news agency KCNA.
Putin also states that Pyongyang “definitely supports” Russia’s war of invasion in Ukraine.
The Kremlin has strengthened ties with North Korea alongside the ongoing war in Ukraine. North Korea is said to have supplied Russia with weapons, and on Tuesday and Wednesday Putin will visit North Korea.
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Actor Ian McKellen, 85, is being treated in hospital after he fell off the stage during a theater performance in London, writes the BBC.
The performance was canceled and the audience was asked to leave the venue.
The legendary actor, who has appeared in the Lord of the Rings films, is said to have screamed in pain when colleagues ran to help him.
Witnesses describe the incident as “deeply shocking”.
There is no word on McKellen’s condition.
The police found a suspected dangerous object in Upplands Väsby at around 6.30 pm. The item must have been found in a residential building.
Later, the police announced that the object was sharp.
– Some evacuation was done, but not the entire house, says Nadya Norton at the Stockholm Police.
The police have taken care of the object and started a preliminary investigation regarding preparation for public destruction.
The rescue service has moved out with several forces to Märsta.
– There’s a fire in a shop, it’s completely burnt out. We have just arrived and are working now, says Kim Hellberg, management operator at the rescue service.
At the moment, there seems to be no need for medical care.
According to the police, it is a grocery store that is on fire.
Update at 23.40:
The store will be allowed to burn down. The fire is not at risk of spreading and no one should be injured, according to the emergency services.
A preliminary investigation into arson has been launched.
A large police operation is underway in Salem, southwest of Stockholm, after reports of loud explosions.
– We are there and checking it, says police spokesperson Nadya Norton.
A person has been found with suspected gunshot wounds, according to Aftonbladet’s information.
A police helicopter is searching the area.
According to reports, witnesses should have seen a person disappear on an electric scooter after the explosions were heard.
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Two passenger cars have collided on the E18 outside Grums, which NWT first reported.
– The emergency services are there and an ambulance is on its way. There are supposed to be three people involved, says a spokesperson at SOS Alarm to Aftonbladet.
The extent of the damage is unclear.
The road is closed in the southbound direction. One lane is kept open in the northbound direction.
Large protests in Jerusalem Photo: Ohad Zwigenberg/AP
Thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Jerusalem on Monday night to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.
According to Haaretz there have been clashes with the police and at least five people have been arrested.
The police also allegedly used water cannons to put out a fire that the protesters had lit on the road.
The protesters gathered outside the Knesset and Netanyahu’s residence. They demand new elections, a ceasefire in Gaza and an agreement to release the hostages.
German authorities have seized cocaine. Archive image. Photo: Armando Franca/AP/TT
Last summer, German authorities seized 35.5 tons of cocaine from several ports, with the help of Europol. The size of the raids has not previously been made public, and the total street value of the narcotics is estimated to be roughly SEK 29 billion.
About 24.5 tons of the cocaine were seized in Hamburg, Germany, while eight tons were seized in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. In Guayaquil in Ecuador, another three tons were discovered.
The drugs were hidden between, among other things, fruit boxes in shipping containers. Seven people have been arrested in recent weeks, suspected of being involved in drug smuggling.
The smuggling is believed to have taken place between April and September 2023, and is suspected to have been organized by a criminal network controlled from Germany, according to Europol.
Nora Fernstedt
yesterday 22.09
Several police patrols are on the scene in Landskrona after a shooting.
A cordon has been set up at a playground, which is the suspected crime scene.
“Several people have been visible at the scene and all leave during the shooting. There are no reports of personal injuries,” the police write on their website.
A weapon dog has been called in to search the area.
The police have opened a preliminary investigation into attempted murder and serious weapons offences.
Shortly before 8:30 p.m., the police were called to a location in central Borås.
“Passers-by find a bruised guy in a parking lot,” the police write on their website.
The boy, who is in his early teens, was taken by ambulance to hospital and the extent of his injuries is currently unclear.
– He was awake and talkative in any case, says police spokesperson Jens Andersson.
When the police searched the area further, they discovered two other guys in their early teens.
Both have been brought in for questioning and are suspected of serious assault.
During the evening there was a stop in the train traffic between Stockholm and Flemingsberg due to an accident.
Train traffic between Stockholm and Gothenburg/Malmö and all commuter train lines were affected.
At 9:30 p.m. there were still delays and canceled trains in the commuter train service.
“There is a continued halt in train traffic for the long-distance and regional trains between Stockholm C and Flemingsberg. Delays on other routes”, writes the Swedish Transport Administration.
There has been a shooting in Annelund in Malmö. Several police patrols are on site and a cordon has been set up – but not where the injured man was found.
– We are searching with a special search dog on site, says Patric Fors, press spokesperson for the police region South.
The police do not want to comment on whether the injured man has been shot.
– The man is still being checked by the ambulance service, says Patric Fors.
So far, no one has been arrested or suspected, but the police are interviewing witnesses at the scene.
Read more here.
A person from the Lebanese Islamist movement Hezbollah has been killed in an Israeli drone attack in southern Lebanon, state media reports in the country.
Hezbollah issued a statement identifying the member as Muhammad Ayoub.
Israel’s military describes him as a prominent figure from a rocket unit within Hezbollah, and says he was involved in, among other things, planning attacks from southern Lebanon against Israel.
Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah have been shelling each other almost daily since the Gaza war began as a result of Hamas’ attack on Israel in October.
A traffic accident occurred in Stenhagen in Uppsala at around 5:30 p.m.
A moped collided with a car. The moped rider had to be taken by ambulance to hospital but is not said to be seriously injured, according to the police.
The driver, a man in his 40s, is suspected of negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm.
British house artist Paul Spencer, better known as Dario G, has died.
It reports The daily newspaper.
He died after a long battle with cancer. The death is confirmed by the family. Dario G was best known for the song “Synchyme”.
He was 53 years old.
Read more here.
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Regarding p1 decision that summer is only broadcast in the SR app. Isn’t that a slap in the face to all pensioners who don’t have the app. What do pensioner organizations say about this? I can imagine that many older people are listening. Which only has the radio.
Ronny Andersson.
Hello! This is what it says on SR’s website: “If you want to listen to Summer in P1, you can either listen directly on FM at 1 p.m., just as usual, or on Sveriges Radio Play – where you can also listen to the summer episodes afterwards” .
You can therefore listen live on the radio. However, you will not be able to listen to the episodes in other apps such as Spotify.
Reading about the exchange of prisoners with Iran. What happens to the doctor Djalali? He is not mentioned.
Katarina Nordgren
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Hello Bo Göran! Now I assume we are thinking the same thing and you can’t find the article on the site. We have written about the scary accident here.
Has the airport at Palma reopened?
Malin
Yes exactly. It was closed for a while but is now open again. Read more here.
Thank you for the eminent Valkompisen! A very good complement. Great with such quick responses. Hope to see him again in other contexts in the future! 😀
Ninna
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