Hamas welcomes Trump’s new play

Syria establishes the National Security Council

Syria’s transitional government announces the formation of a national security council to be led by interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa.

The Council will coordinate and govern security issues, which also include political commitments, according to a statement from Syria’s presidential office.

The decision was announced in the form of a decree via the telegram platform. It is another step in the attempts to implement an all -encompassing political orientation for Syria, where different armed groups and phalanges have strong regional brackets.

In addition, the need for strengthened national security has become acute since many Alawiter has been massacred in a wave of violence in which both security forces and armed groups participated.

British -based Syrian Human Rights Observatory has estimated that nearly 1,400 civilians were killed in the attacks.

American plane practiced trapping bombs

On Tuesday, an American bomb flight flew low over the capital during an exercise that went by the name Viking Nebula.

Then the exercise continued with Sweden and the US but then north.

At a sample site in Vidsel outside Luleå, the forces practiced cutting sharp precision robots, reports Defense Industry. Vidsel is Europe’s largest test site on land and has been used to test aircraft, robots and drones for over 65 years.

The assignment was supported on the ground by both American and Swedish staff.

Young man disappeared during forest walk

A 20-year-old man has disappeared after he went out on a forest walk in Hällefors.

The man has been disappeared since 19.

The police now use a helicopter with a thermal camera and a dog patrol in the search.

At the disappearance, the man was dressed in black down jacket, hat and boots.

Boy injured after apartment fire

The rescue service has been alerted to a fire in an apartment in Arboga.

Police suspect the fire has started in an ashtray.

A boy who is ten to 15 years old was injured in the fire.

However, the boy did not need to be taken to hospital.

The police will investigate the fire.

“Doomsday scenes” when the train hostage was liberated

More than a day after a train in Pakistan was cut by a separatist group, security forces were able to free everyone in hostage that was still alive.

According to the military, 21 people from the hostage have been killed by the hijackers, but the uncertainty is still great about how many were held against their will on the train.

Repeated gunfire was heard on Wednesday by the train that separatists cut a day earlier.

The authorities state that all train creators have been killed – between 30 and 80 people have been mentioned by sources of various news agencies – and that all passengers have been rescued.

Exactly how many in question is unclear, previously security forces stated that 190 people were rescued, from the beginning the figure was reported to be 450 passengers.

Those who are liberated and brought to safety describe for the BBC train and the shooting that has been going on as “doomsday scenes”.

Truck has rolled by E18: “Extreme slip”

A smaller truck got a cord on the E18 and has rolled east of Kristinehamn. According to the police, it is very slippery on the road.

The driver must have managed without serious injuries, but according to the Swedish Transport Administration, the accident has a very large impact on traffic.

The truck has ended up in the ditch and will be salvaged from the site. The road will be closed when work is in progress.

Since 21, several trucks are also still at E18 outside Kristinehamn.

According to police, there is “extreme slipping” on the road.

– The weather has been very special. The trucks are stuck on the slopes between Karlskoga and Kristinehamn and have blocked both lanes, says Mats Öhman at the police.

Putin has visited the front

Russia has withdrawn several villages in the course region that have been checked by Ukraine, reports the state Russian news agency Tass.

On Wednesday, Putin visited a command center near the front at Kursk.

– We will treat the Ukrainian troops that are trapped in Kursk as terrorists, he says according to the Reuters news agency.

Busch travels to Skellefteå after the bankruptcy message

Energy and Business Minister Ebba Busch will visit Northvolt’s facility on Thursday.

Northvolt has filed for bankruptcy, which means that 3,000 employees in Skellefteå will soon be without work.

Suspected dangerous item was candy

The police have had an effort in Kungsängen.

According to information to Aftonbladet, patrol was in place on the occasion of an alarm about a suspected dangerous object in a stairwell.

The police confirmed that patrol was called to the scene and that a surface was blocked off.

– We are there and control an object. We have blocked off, but I don’t know much more, says Nadya Norton, press spokesman for the police.

Update 18.45: The police say that residents were housed during the operation – but that the police have been able to make the assessment that the object is harmless.

“It’s some kind of candy,” the police write on their website.

Car crashed with trees – four to hospital

A car has crashed with a tree in Valbo in Gävle.

The rescue service was alerted at 17.20.

Four people, three women and one man, have been taken to hospital.

“Four ambulances were alerted to the scene and all are loaded,” says Desiree Brandt, press spokesman at SOS Alarm.

There is no information about the injury of those affected.

Iran criticizes drum operators about calls

US President Donald Trump has sent a letter to Iran’s regime in an attempt to resume conversations about Iran’s nuclear program.

Tehran confirms that the letter has been received, but responds critically to Trump’s tires about new conversations.

Iran’s highest leader Ayatolla Ali Khamenei announced that talks with the United States “did not raise the sanctions” aimed at Iran.

“If the goal is to cancel the sanctions, then the negotiations with this US government will not mean that the sanctions are lifted,” Khamenei said at a meeting with students in Tehran.

He also took the opportunity to warn the United States.

– America threatens with military efforts, but in my opinion the threat is irrational. Iran is capable of responding with a revenge team – and so we will do, Khamenei said earlier on Wednesday.

Trump: Representatives are on its way to Russia

According to the US president, a US delegation is on its way to Russia right now.

“Hopefully we can get a ceasefire,” Trump told Reuters.

He says he received positive signals from Russia.

“It’s up to Russia now,” he says.

According to the news agency, Russia does not exclude a phone call between Trump and Putin.

The mother is released after trial on honor killings

The trial of the suspected honor murder of a 22-year-old woman in Lessebo last spring is completed in Kalmar District Court, reports P4 Kronoberg. In anticipation of the verdict, the mother, who is charged with the murder with the dead woman’s brother and father, is released from the detention.

Suspected dangerous item at preschool

The police were alerted at 15.20 about a suspected dangerous object in Valsta, north of Stockholm.

“The object was found outdoors near a preschool,” said police spokesman Nadya Norton.

The national bomb protection is in place to investigate the object and the area is blocked off.

– There is currently no decision on evacuation and parents can pick up at preschool.

A preliminary investigation has been initiated on serious violation of the Flammable and Explosive Goods Act.

The object has been taken care of and removed from the site.