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A stop on the sale of both new and old cars with engines over 1,900 cubic centimeters is part of the EU’s eleventh sanctions package against Russia.

All the capitals have now said yes.

The package was preliminarily approved by the EU countries’ ambassadors on Wednesday, but was definitely nailed down on Midsummer Eve.

Above all, the eleventh package includes a threat to take measures against companies or countries that are used to circumvent the many export and import bans that the EU has imposed on Russia.

Vessels used in this context must also be able to be refused access to EU ports.

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Peter Madsen, who is sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Kim Wall, has been charged with illegal correspondence, the Danish news agency Ritzau reports.

Madsen is accused of having sent four letters from prison to Danish authorities.

Letters to authorities can be sent without being checked, but in the letters Madsen must have attached letters to various women.

In court, Madsen admitted that he broke the rules, which he believes are against human rights.

Two cars have collided at an intersection near Salem, south of Stockholm.

The accident has a major impact on traffic, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.

At the moment, there is no information on the state of the damage.

Heavy smoke from the site. Photo: Reader picture

There is a fire in a silo in Slagsta south of Stockholm.

– There are pellets in the silo and there seems to be some risk of spreading, says Patrik Svensson, team leader at SOS Alarm.

According to a witness that Aftonbladet spoke to, there was a smell of burnt plastic in the area.

– I saw a large black column of smoke and alerted the emergency services, says the witness.

Emergency services and an ambulance have been sent to the scene, no one has been taken to hospital at the moment.

– According to the forecast, the fire should be out around 12.30, says Patrik Svensson.

Two poles have been found in the water at a bathing jetty at Tenhult’s bathing area in Jönköping.

The person who discovered the piles alerted the police and emergency services, who went to the scene.

Divers from the rescue service have removed the piles.

The incident is being investigated as causing danger to others because the piles could have injured people bathing at the jetty.

The police also want to get in touch with people who may know more about the case. If you have tips or have made observations, you are asked to call 114 14.

The EU countries’ eleventh sanctions package against Russia for the war in Ukraine is now completely clear, after approval from all capitals.

“Today’s package increases the pressure on Russia and Putin’s war machine. By targeting circumvention of the sanctions, we maximize the pressure by depriving Russia of the resources it so desperately needs,” writes the EU’s foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell in a press release.

Above all, the eleventh package includes a threat to take measures against companies or countries that are used to circumvent the many export and import bans that the EU has imposed on Russia. Vessels used in this context must also be able to be refused access to EU ports.

More people and companies, including five more Russian media companies, are also being punished for their actions.

In total, there are now well over 1,000 people on the list of those who are to be refused entry visas and have their possible assets in the EU frozen.

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A motorist has driven into one or more other cars on county road 222, near Gustavsvik in Stockholm.

The police and ambulance have been called to the scene.

There is currently no information on the extent of the damage, but according to the emergency services, the accident must have been caused by a case of illness.

Before the NATO summit in Vilnius, Turkey wants Sweden to expel and extradite more Kurdish separatists, otherwise they cannot support Sweden’s NATO membership, sources told Bloomberg.

Both the Turkish government and the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs have chosen not to comment on Bloomberg’s information.

A strong storm has knocked out large parts of German rail traffic, TT reports.

According to Germany’s national railway operator, Deutsche Bahn, the railway between Hamburg and Berlin is closed due to damage caused by the storm.

Other routes are also affected. Among other things, the one between the cities of Kassel and Göttingen in central Germany.

In addition to train derailment, there have been reports of flooded roads and blown trees.

There are no reports of personal injuries.

An investigation has been launched into what went wrong when the submarine Titan disappeared.

But the work to find the five people who died in the accident may come to an end, reports Sky News.

“The decision may well be that we leave them alone where they are,” says Captain John Noble of the British Navy.

According to TT and AFP, Ukraine states that during the night it has shot down 13 Russian cruise robots aimed at a military airfield in the region of Khmelnytskyi, in western Ukraine.

The satellite images released by British intelligence on Midsummer Eve

British intelligence today publishes new satellite images from the Russian naval base in Sevastopol.

According to their report, the images show how the number of “trained marine mammals” has almost doubled since last summer.

The images show what appear to be floating cages, according to the British intelligence service.

It has previously been reported that the Russian Navy is using dolphins trained to detect underwater threats. During the spring, there were also reports about the whale Hvaldimir being singled out as a “Russian spy”.

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The toy Furby will return during the summer, the toy company Hasbro announced in a press release.

The toy doll that was introduced in 1998 has now evolved and reigns over hugs, shakes and tickles. The figure also has 600 different ways to answer.

“Over the past few years, we’ve done a lot of research to understand what kids want to see in a new Furby,” said Hasbro Vice President Kristin McKay.

The sale starts on July 15.

The police were called on Thursday evening to an address in Skäggetorp in Linköping due to a fight.

An injured man was found at the entrance to an apartment building. The man was taken to hospital, he is said to have been awake and able to speak according to the police.

A 25-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident, suspected of aggravated assault.