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Donald Trump will be questioned as the plaintiff after the assassination attempt he was subjected to in Pennsylvania, the FBI says.
According to the agency’s deputy director Paul Abbate, they have still not managed to figure out the motive behind the act.
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An 18-year-old man has been beaten with a stick on Erikfältsgatan in Malmö, according to the police.
The man was taken to hospital by ambulance.
A report of serious assault is drawn up.
Emergency services and an ambulance have been called to a nursing home in Mjölby after a fire broke out in an apartment.
There must have been a lot of smoke in the building.
The fire has been extinguished, but several people have suffered smoke damage and are being taken to hospital by ambulance, the police write on their website. Three people are said to be seriously injured, according to the police.
– Three people have been transported to hospital, says Sören Gustavsson, team leader at SOS Alarm.
16 ambulances have been called to the scene, according to information to Aftonbladet.
Two passenger cars have collided on road 21 outside Åstorp in the east direction.
Three people are affected, but the extent of the damage is unclear.
According to initial information, it is a collision from behind, according to the police.
Police, ambulance and emergency services are on their way to the scene.
On the traffic authority’s website it says that the road is closed. The forecast for when the road can open is set for 4 p.m., but may change.
The text is updated.
The Ukrainian intelligence service has carried out a hacker attack against the Russian central bank, Kyiv Independent reports.
In the past, they have also attacked the big banks Gazprom, VTB, Raiffeisen Bank and Alfa Bank.
The banks’ online services and websites are not working, according to Kyiv Independent.
The hunt for the perpetrator is ongoing after the murder in Gävle on Sunday.
But so far no one has been arrested.
– We are working hard on the case, says police spokesperson Tobias Ahlén Svalbro.
Several finds are said to have been made at the site.
– We have sent some traces to the forensic center for analysis. But I can’t go into what.
The two other people who were shot at the scene are already known to the police, according to Ahlén Svalbro.
– We have seen that people speculate a lot and are worried. We know these people who are hurt, and it’s not just anyone.
More people have been injured in a knife attack in British Southport, reports Sky News.
The public is now being asked to stay away from the site.
A suspected perpetrator has been arrested.
Read more here.
During Friday evening, an ambulance was called to a motorcycle accident in Söderhamn.
A man in his 40s had to be taken to hospital.
During Monday, the police announced that he died as a result of his injuries.
Relatives have been notified.
On Monday afternoon, the emergency services were called to a building just north of Ängelholm.
– It’s a heavy fire in some kind of machine hall or barn area, says Erik Nilsson, officer on duty at the rescue service.
There are no reports that any person or animals were injured.
It is still unclear how the fire started.
– We are now working to limit the spread to nearby buildings, says Erik Nilsson.
A passenger train has derailed near the big city of Volgograd in Russia.
“Eight wagons derailed in the Volgograd region,” a source told the regime-loyal Interfax news agency.
According to preliminary information, the train driver applied emergency brakes because a truck ran onto the rails at a crossing. Around 1,000 passengers will be on the train. Emergency services are at the scene, writes Interfax.
Air France-KLM is stopping all flights on Monday and Tuesday “due to the security situation”, according to the company’s spokesperson.
Lufthansa stops all departures one week ahead, until August 5.
The low-cost company Transavia also announces that it is stopping flights to and from Beirut.
The stop comes at the same time as tensions rise between Israel and Lebanon after the attack on the Golan Heights where at least twelve children and young people were killed.
Israeli ministers have turned up the tone against the Islamist group Hezbollah considerably, and the concern for escalation in the region is great.
Since October 2023, the Swedish Foreign Ministry has been urging all Swedes in Lebanon to leave the country. During Sunday, Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (M) reminded X not to travel to the country.
“I have said it several times and I say it again: it is necessary for Swedish citizens to leave Lebanon or to refrain from going to the country in question. Please heed this clear call from the Foreign Ministry,” writes the Foreign Minister on X.
Two people were found dead in a car fire in Malmö on July 14.
According to prosecutor Magnus Pettersson, these are two British citizens, TT reports.
– The car that was found burning in Malmö was rented in Denmark by a person who is a resident of Great Britain together with another person from Great Britain, says Magnus Pettersson to TT.
The British nationals have not yet been identified.
The national bomb shelter is in place at a recycling center in Karlshamn.
– We received a call from staff at the recycling center yesterday. Someone had previously called them and said that there might be a dangerous object in a container, says police spokesperson Kataina Rusin.
After the police carried out an initial check on Sunday, they concluded that the bomb disposal unit needed to investigate the matter more closely.
The site was cordoned off and the container was moved so that it was more secluded.
Later, the police established that the container did not contain any dangerous objects, but only rubbish.
A 15-year-old boy has been detained on probable cause on suspicion of aiding and abetting the murder of a teenage boy, reports P4 Stockholm.
The shooting took place in Bagarmossen on July 9, where a 16-year-old boy lost his life.
A 17-year-old has been in custody on probable cause on suspicion of murder and aggravated weapons offences.
After the E45 was flooded yesterday, the Swedish Transport Agency initially classified the incident as a landslide.
But on Monday, they changed their mind, because it is not a matter of the soil mass under the road being moved.
– Someone had mistakenly said that it was a landslide, but that is not true. It’s road damage because there was so much water on the road, says Katarina Wolfram, press communicator at the Swedish Transport Administration.
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