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Person hit in Mölndal

A person has been hit by a car in Mölndal during the morning.

The person was taken to hospital by ambulance after the accident.

– According to an initial assessment, the person is seriously injured, says Christain Bratt, police spokesperson.

Car has flipped off the road

A car has driven off the road and overturned in Robertsfors. The driver has been taken to hospital by ambulance and the extent of his injuries is unclear.

The alarm came in at 7 a.m. on Tuesday.

Cyclist and car in collision

A cyclist has been hit by a car in Linköping, the police write on their website.

Both police and ambulance are on the scene and working.

The accident has led to limited access in the southbound direction on Brokindsleden.

If anyone is injured, there is no information yet.

VMA in Oskarshamn municipality

A VMA has been issued in the municipality of Oskarshamn in Kalmar county.

There is a fire in aluminum shavings at a recycling center, reports P4 Kalmar.

The smoke spreads eastwards towards the E22 and towards southern Oskarshamn.

Close the doors and windows, and get indoors, says the rescue leader in the area.

Extinguishing work is in progress.

Details: New cable break on internet line

A new cable break has occurred on an internet line between Sweden and Finland, according to information to Ekot.

The cable break was discovered last night and is said to have taken place in Finland on land.

Finnish police suspect crime and Swedish authorities are informed.

In November, information came that two underwater cables had been damaged in the Baltic Sea. One between Finland and Germany and the other between Sweden and Lithuania.

That incident is being investigated by Swedish police as suspected sabotage.

Aftonbladet is looking for Swedish authorities.

Man threatened driver with a gun – drove too slowly

Just before eight o’clock on Monday evening, a man got into a taxi in Gothenburg.

Suddenly he took out a gun in the car and threatened the driver.

The reason was that the man thought the driver was driving too slowly and wanted him to drive to his destination faster, writes Göteborgs-Posten.

– The man is said to have become irritated and then threatened the driver with a gun, says Morten Gunneng, officer on duty at the police to the newspaper.

The man, who is in his 20s, could then be located and arrested in an apartment. He is already known to the police and is now suspected of aggravated weapons offenses and aggravated unlawful threats.

Israeli propaganda was spread by Swedish media

TV4 and Expressen’s news sites have published advertisements that discredit the UN aid agency for Palestine refugees, Unrwa, and allude to connections to Hamas, reports Sveriges Radio.

The ad depicts a masked man wearing a blue headband with the text “Unrwa” changed to Hamas’s green colors – followed by the message that the man is on Unrwa’s payroll, according to the radio.

“This is an ad that should never have been published,” says Karin Nyman, HR and communications director at TV4 to P3 Nyheter.

She states that the ad has been purchased via an ad network, which means that no human has been involved in the purchase, which is against the regulations for the purchase of so-called sensitive advertisements.

John Sjölund, sales director at Bonnier News, writes in an email to SR that their investigation of the incident shows that the ad was bought by the Israeli state. The ad is now removed on both sites.

Traffic accident – one seriously injured

Late yesterday, three young men were involved in a single vehicle accident in Tingsryd.

One of the passengers is said to be seriously injured.

– It happened on a national road, so a road with a higher speed limit, says Evelina Olsson, press spokesperson at the police.

The driver, an 18-year-old man, is suspected of reckless driving and causing bodily harm.

The car has been recovered from the scene.

Unique whale find – never seen in the wild

No one knows where they live, no one knows why they have never been seen in the wild, no one knows what they eat or what they sound like. But with a unique find, scientists now hope to get some answers about the world’s rarest whale, as the first-ever dissection of the species begins.

Only seven specimens of the species have been observed. Almost nothing is known about it. In July, a specimen of the unique beaked whale Mesoplodon traversii floated ashore in New Zealand and will now be examined.

– I cannot describe how unique this is. For me personally, it is completely incomprehensible, says Anton van Helden, marine biologist at New Zealand’s conservation authority.

The dissection he will perform is the first ever of a whale of the species. Previous specimens that have been found have been buried before they could be examined or DNA determined.

One seriously injured in a single vehicle accident

A man has been seriously injured after a car drove off Flatås road in southern Gothenburg.

When the police arrived at the scene, the car was completely engulfed. A pole near the car was broken.

– There were no witnesses who knew or saw how this happened, says Morten Gunneng, officer on duty at the police.

The police are now investigating drunk driving and gross negligence in traffic.

The man was not conscious when an ambulance arrived and took him to hospital.

The alarm came shortly after 01 o’clock on Tuesday night.

Macron calls for elections in Lebanon

French President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman are calling for presidential elections in Lebanon.

“Together they called for a presidential election to be held in Lebanon with the aim of bringing the Lebanese people together and implementing the reforms necessary for the stability and security of the country,” Macron’s staff said in a statement.

The French president is in Saudi Arabia on a state visit.

Almost 50,000 displaced in Syria

Almost 50,000 people have recently been displaced in Syria, announces the UN agency for disaster relief, OCHA.

“The displacement situation is still very fluid, new figures are verified daily. On November 30, over 48,500 people had been displaced,” says Ocha.

It was last week that the jihadist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) took control of Syria’s second largest city, Aleppo.

Judge Stops Musk’s Giant Compensation – Again

A judge in the state of Delaware has once again stopped the giant compensation of 56 billion dollars (equivalent to 615 billion kroner) that Tesla founder Elon Musk was to receive from the company, reports Bloomberg.

Already in January, Judge Kathaleen McCormick stopped the compensation on the grounds that it was far too high.

This after a shareholder sued the company and its board, which had approved the compensation plan for Musk.

But at the meeting in June, the shareholders approved the payment.

Now, however, the judge continues to press the brakes on the grounds that the board was far too much under Musk’s influence when its decisions were made.

Major protests in Georgia

Thousands of people have once again gathered in the streets of Georgia to protest against the government’s decision to freeze talks on EU membership.

It is the fifth night in a row that people have protested.

Tens of thousands of people are outside the parliament building in Tbilisi, waving EU and Georgian flags, according to AP reporters.

Water cannons and tear gas are used against the protesters.

The Prime Minister claims that the protests are being financed “from abroad”, and promises that there “will be no revolution in Georgia”.

He also criticizes Western countries for not having condemned the protesters’ “organized violence”, when criticism has been raised about excessive violence by the Georgian police.