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Knife -armed blotter in Bromma
Knife -armed blotter in Bromma
A 45-year-old man is suspected to have exposed himself outside a preschool in Bromma, police say.
The man should then have cycled from there.
Several patrols went to the scene and grab him a bit away.
He is suspected of sexually abusive and serious violation of the knife law.
The alarm came in at 15.27.
Man mysteriously injured in the king’s curve
Man mysteriously injured in the king’s curve
A 50-year-old man was found unconscious in the King’s King’s curve south of Stockholm on Tuesday afternoon.
“It is an injured person, a man who will be taken to hospital by ambulance,” said police spokesman Daniel Wikdahl.
The man is quick to after a while.
– Now he is awake and talkable, he has been unconscious. He himself states that he has been hit, but there is no car there, says Wikdahl.
The police are looking for witnesses who can shed light on the incident.
– So far we have found no witness who could tell what happened, says Wikdahl.
At present, the police are going on the man’s information about a traffic accident.
– We don’t have anything that points in a different direction, says Wikdahl.
The police draw up a report of infection from a traffic accident site and causing bodily harm.
Student beaten at school in Arvika
Student beaten at school in Arvika
A bunch of young people went to a school yard in Arvika where they abused a student who went to school.
The police moved out and a person is now arrested for the abuse.
Man arrested for the murder of Annelie
Man arrested for the murder of Annelie
A 55-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Annelie, writes Na.
Now a man is suspected of murder.
Presidents are talking on the phone right now
Presidents are talking on the phone right now
US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are currently talking on the phone.
The conversation started at 15 and is still ongoing, according to the Reuters news agency.
The details of the conversation between the two world leaders are still unknown.
Dmitri Peskov, spokesperson in the Kremlin, has previously said that the presidents will talk to each other for as long as they consider necessary.
Trump stated yesterday that he planned to raise several things in the conversation with Putin.
Multi -billion package clubbed in Germany
Multi -billion package clubbed in Germany
The German Bundestag votes yes to constitutional amendments that enable loans of around thousands of billion euros for defense and infrastructure.
EU base: “Get up” for Greenland
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in a performance in Cape Town last week. Archive photo. Photo: Nardus Engelbrecht/AP/TT
EU base: “Get up” for Greenland
Europe will always stand up for independence and territorial integrity, the EU Commission chairman Ursula von der Leyen promises in a line figure in Denmark.
Among other things, the importance of increased defense initiatives is emphasized, increased cooperation with Ukraine and more investments in “buying European” on the defense side.
Although Russia is mentioned as the main threat, von der Leyen also takes up the US sudden claim in Greenland – but without mentioning neither US nor President Donald Trump by name.
– To everyone in Greenland, and in Denmark as a whole, I want to be clear that Europe will always stand up for independence and territorial integrity, says von der Leyen.
Efforts at school – children stuck in pipes
Efforts at school – children stuck in pipes
There is an effort at a school in southern Stockholm after a child is stuck in a pipe.
– The child must have stuck with the legs in some kind of pipe but but has not been injured, says Anders Bengtsson at the police.
The Prime Minister on Landerholm’s post: “Don’t know if I knew”
The Prime Minister on Landerholm’s post: “Don’t know if I knew”
Security adviser Henrik Landerholm’s post about the forgotten documents was misleading.
Now Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson says in an interview with DN That he himself “does not know” if he knew in advance that the posts would be published.
– I don’t know if I knew it right then, the prime minister told the newspaper.
Committee approves eight JAS planes to Poland
Committee approves eight JAS planes to Poland
The composite Foreign and Defense Committee agrees with the government’s proposal to send JAS plans to Poland to defend NATO’s airspace, the Riksdag writes in a press release.
The purpose of the Swedish effort is a “participation in air defense operation within NATO to maintain security for military and civilian support for Ukraine.”
Already on May 1, a maximum of eight fighter aircraft with associated staff will be available for NATO’s air defense operation in Poland.
The assignment is approved until August 31, 2025.
Man is arrested for the murder of Annelie
Man is arrested for the murder of Annelie
A man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of 46-year-old Annelie. The detention hearing will be held during the afternoon.
This weekend she was found dead in a forest area in Grythyttan after being reported missing in December.
IT attack against the Swedish Tax Agency
IT attack against the Swedish Tax Agency
The digital declaration for the Swedish Tax Agency opened on Tuesday. At the same time, many users experienced problems with logging in.
-We have an ongoing overload attack, a so-called DDOS attack, says IT director Peder Sjölander to GP.
Man in 50s death in tram accident
Man in 50s death in tram accident
A man in his 50s has died after being hit by a tram in Gothenburg, police say on his website.
At 09 on Tuesday morning, police, ambulance and emergency services were alerted that a pedestrian was hit by a tram.
The accident caused a total stop in car and tram traffic.
After an hour, the rescue personnel were ready at the scene, and later the police announced that the man had died.
The police have prepared a report of negligence in traffic and causing the death of another. At present, no suspected suspicion is.
Relatives are informed.
Several world leaders condemn the attacks
Several world leaders condemn the attacks
Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela has condemned Israel’s attacks against Gaza and calls them “barbaric” in a post on X.
Belgium’s Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot also writes that the agreement between Israel and Hamas is clear and involves a ceasefire.
“I condemn the new Israeli attacks and the high rate of death”.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has also commented on the attacks and says there is a risk of a “full -scale escalation” of the conflict.
“The government looks with great concern about what is now happening with broken ceasefire, many dead tonight and the risk of it completely escalating again,” says Kristersson in the EU Committee, TT reports.
Poland and Baltic States submit an agreement on personal mines
Poland and Baltic States submit an agreement on personal mines
Poland and the Baltic States plan to start using personal mines on the occasion of the security threat from Russia, according to a communication from Lithuania’s Ministry of Defense.
States are now jointly leaving the so-called Ottawa agreement, where 164 countries agree not to use personal mines.
Minor who hide in nature kill and mutilate people decades after conflicts have ended.
Sweden has signed the Ottawa agreement, while Russia and the United States are outside the agreement.
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