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Shortly after 9 p.m., SOS was alerted to an accident on Rådhusgatan in central Östersund.

According to the police, two pedestrians and a motorist were involved in the accident.

The police are working on the scene and there are no reports of any injuries yet.

It was 19.02 when SOS received an alarm about the accident.

According to the police, it was a car that drove off the road on E20/county road 2626, near Kvänum in Vara.

According to the police, two people who traveled in the car escaped with minor injuries.

– The car has gone off the road and overturned, but people who were in the car have managed well, says Stefan Gustavsson at the police command center.

At 7:20 p.m., the police had finished work at the scene and traffic should flow as usual.

There are no suspicions of crime.

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A truck with a trailer has skidded off the road and ended up in the ditch on the E18 east of Kristinehamn.

According to the police, the railings and other road equipment have suffered extensive damage.

Traffic has now been stopped in both directions.

It was 5:25 p.m. when police and security guards received an assault alarm from a Coop store at Rödaledstigen in Varberg.

According to the police, a perpetrator must have threatened with a knife in the store and ran from the scene with a cash register.

– We have just arrived at the scene and are now working to gather more information, says Stefan Gustavsson, at the police command center.

No one is reported to have been physically injured in the incident. At least one person must have been shocked after coming into close contact with the robber.

The prosecutor is demanding life imprisonment for Peyman Kia, who was charged with aggravated espionage, TT writes.

For the younger brother Payam Kia, at least twelve years in prison is requested.

The defense wants to see a complete acquittal of the men, who have always denied any crime.

Drones flying over protected objects have become increasingly common. The military – which equips itself to detect and knock out drones – doesn’t like it.

A quick deal has been concluded with a Danish company, the Swedish Armed Forces announces in a press release.

– It is about two systems. It is portable and should go to units with guard duties. It has a device that warns of drones and one that disrupts it. The system is called Wingman and Pitbull and is bought from Denmark, says lieutenant colonel Ulf Lepp.

The equipment will be installed on units within the air force and navy already before the turn of the year. Then it must be rolled out on a broad front.

The Dobberman system is also purchased from the same supplier to protect military transports.

The ambition is to then increase the ability further. Among other things, tests of laser weapons and microwave weapons are carried out. In 2023, the Swedish Armed Forces plan to strengthen protection against military drones.

– In war, other rules and laws apply, then it’s about shooting down or striking out, in different ways. This is done with systems that are more reminiscent of military air defense, says lieutenant colonel Ulf Lepp in the press release.

The EU has now agreed on a cap on gas prices. This is announced by the chairing country of the Czech Republic, reports Reuters.

According to the news agency, the countries have agreed on a price ceiling for natural gas of 180 euros per megawatt hour.

Previously, a proposal for a price ceiling of 275 euros has been put forward.

Iran expert Rouzbeh Parsi is stopped from participating in this year’s People and Defense conference.

Parsi, who is a program director at the Foreign Policy Institute, has been accused of doing business with the Iranian regime – and several youth associations have threatened to drop out of the conference if he attends.

Now People and Defense have decided to port him from the event.

– It was a very difficult decision to make. Folk og försvar’s board does not make an assessment of the views on the Iran issue, but has established that there are very strong opinions and public opinion about Parsi, says chairman Göran Arrenius and continues:

– When affiliates choose not to come because of his participation, we believe that there is too great a risk that we lose focus on the conference and that we lose our important members.

Special Prosecutor’s Chamber has decided to open an investigation into bribery after police chief Rickard Finndahl’s hunting trip to Leif GW Persson, SR’s reports P4 Jönköping.

It was during the investigation of the suspected murder of 21-year-old Tove in Vetlanda that Finndahl agreed to a hunting trip that GW – who had just commented on the Tove investigation in the media – invited to.

Finndahl has since been accused of leaking classified information to GW. Read more about the event here.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte apologizes on behalf of the Netherlands for the slavery practiced in the country’s former colonies.

It writes The Telegraph.

The statement comes in connection with next year being 150 years since slavery was abolished in the country.

– The government wants to work for increased awareness, recognition and understanding in consultation with all groups and all countries with which we share history. It is a process that will take time and work that can only be carried out in the community, says Rutte.

A number of ministers have traveled to the former colonies of Suriname, Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius and Sint Maarten to convey the government’s message on the ground.

Rutte also highlighted the connections between slavery and contemporary racist structures.

– I thought for a long time that slavery in the past is history, something that is behind us. But I was wrong, says the Prime Minister, according to De Telegraf.