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Thousands on the run after massacre in Syria

The massacres at Alawiter in Syria can be more extensive than previously emerged.

Thousands of people are now fleeing at the border between Syria and Lebanon. Several tell Sweden Radio about dead bodies on streets and civilians that have been removed or disappeared.

“The killed were extensive, the ravens were lying on the streets, the chund takes care of them,” one person tells Sweden’s Radio.

In one day, 8000 Alawiter fled boundaries.

A woman whose man is missing and who lacks her two children tells her that she has seen friends killed.

– Innocent children were killed!, The woman tells Swedish Radio.

Recently, battles between government forces and supporters for crashed Bashar al-Assad have flared up.

Young boy robbed on mobile and jacket

A teenage boy for 15 years was late last night broken and robbed on a jacket, mobile and headphones by several unknown perpetrators in Lund, the police write.

The boy could get home and interrogated there by police.

No one is currently suspected.

Hamas opens for transition rule in Gaza

Hamas has approved the plans to have a committee control the Gaza Strip until new elections can be held, reports Israeli Haaretz.

On Monday, an Israeli delegation goes to Doha for further negotiations.

Hama’s message about a transitional government, which is in line with the Arab Association’s proposal for Gaza’s future, came after a meeting between the terrorist extremist group and Egyptian intelligence service in Cairo.

However, Hamas presents a number of conditions for the transitional board to be in place. Negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire must be initiated, the border crossings for the Gaza Strip must be opened and emergency aid must be admitted without restrictions, they say in a statement.

20-year-old beaten tonight

Shortly after 02:00 tonight, a man was arrested in his 50s, suspected of having abused a man in his 20s in central Helsingborg in connection with a brawl.

Several people must have been involved in the brawl.

The 20-year-old was taken to hospital.

Man beaten in Lund

Tonight, a man in his 40s was beaten with kicks and types of several unknown persons in central Lund, police say on his website.

Both police and ambulance were called to the scene and the man was taken to hospital.

No one is suspected at the moment.

Police: Increasing video material after the ear shift

The police will go through thousands of hours of video material after the mass shooting in Örebro.

The large amount of video material comes from, among other things, surveillance films from around Örebro where the suspected shooter Rickard Andersson moved. Movies from private individuals have also come in – but it is not at all as much.

The course of events about what happened at Campus Risbergska has a clear picture of the police, but the motive behind the shooting can not yet describe the police.

– At present, we have no longer come to be able to describe a motive. There is a risk that we end up in a situation where we cannot really explain the subject fully, they tell SVT.

Car drove into store in the US – eight injured

Eight people have been injured in Los Angeles in the United States, after a driver in a passenger car drove straight into a car dealer’s store.

Two people were seriously injured, while the other six suffered minor injuries, says a spokesman for the Los Angeles rescue service.

According to the car dealer, the driver was a customer who recently had his car valued. He was later arrested.

Sat in big legs – for 16 hours

A Propalestinian demonstrator climbed up London’s famous bell tower Big Ben Barefota – and then sat there for 16 hours, writes The Guardian.

The man sat up for a ledge at Elizabeth Tower, who is called the tower, after climbing over a fence. From there he waved a Palestinian flag.

After 16 hours and several mediation attempts from police and emergency services, they managed to get the man to come down to safety again.

Australia is considering peace forces to Ukraine

Australia is considering sending peacekeeping forces to Ukraine, says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

At the same time, however, the Australian emphasizes that it is still too early.

“You can’t have peacekeeping forces without having peace,” he says, adding::

– I have definitely said very clearly, publicly and repeatedly that we would consider participating in all peacekeeping assignments in Ukraine.

Australia will send a representative to a defense meeting in Paris on Tuesday to discuss future support for Ukraine, says Albanese.

Over 1,000 dead in Syria – reports of massacres

At least 745 civilians from the Alawitic minority in Syria have been killed by security forces and allies for the past three days, according to the British -based Syrian Human Rights Observatory (SOHR).

“This is one of the biggest massacres in the Syrian conflict,” says Sohr Manager Rami Abdulrahman in a statement.

In addition, at least 273 additional persons have been killed in battles between security forces and supporters of the overthrown dictator Bashar al-Assad. The total death figure is thus up to 1,018 people since the violence began on Thursday.

Explosion in Gothenburg – Police Bomb Group on the way

Something has detonated at a gate to a multi -family house in Biskopsgården in Gothenburg.

Accommodation in the area alerted SOS Alarm about the explosion at 22.20.

The police are in place with several patrols and the national bomb protection and technicians are on the way.

“There are no physical injuries to people,” says Sebastian Börjesson, police officer on duty.

– We are looking for perpetrators, says Sebastian Börjesson.

One is suspected to have beaten a girlfriend – Gripen

The police have arrested a man who is suspected to have beaten his girlfriend in southern Stockholm.

The woman alerted to the police at 19 o’clock.

“She has been injured,” says Nadya Norton, press spokesman for the police.

The man had left the home when the police arrived but he was later found.

A report of abuse has been prepared.

One to hospital after fire in Malmö

It burns in an apartment at Holma in Malmö.

“We are extinguishing the fire,” says Måns Krook, guard officer at the rescue service.

Police are also in place.

“Housing will stay inside their apartments,” said police spokesman Patric Fors.

One person has been taken to hospital by ambulance with unclear injuries, according to police.

What caused the fire is unclear.

John Goodman injured during recording

Actor John Goodman, 72, was injured during a movie recording in the UK.

Goodman was risen in the hip during a recording with Tom Cruise.