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Hacker group “Anonymous Sudan” claims the overload attacks directed at SVT and refers to the Koran burnings, according to SVT.

At 09:00, the group posted a message wishing “Happy Valentine’s Day” at the same time the attacks began.

IT security expert Marcus Murray tells SVT that it could be a Russian campaign under a false flag.

– As it happens, Russia has a lot to gain from the fact that the Muslim countries are angry with us because of the Koran burnings. Erodogan said that Turkey would not let us into NATO because of them. It is logical that Russian actors want to get the Muslim groups to continue whipping up the mood against Sweden, says IT security expert Marcus Murray to SVT.

– Anonymous Sudan has also acted in line with pro-Russian interests.

There are major disruptions in Stockholm’s commuter train traffic.

A track fault between Stockholm south and Årstaberg is behind the problems.

– There is traffic, but with very large disturbances. Among other things, trains cannot stop at Stockholm södra, says SL’s press communicator Natalie Nordenswan.

According to SL, the error must be fixed by 04:00 on Wednesday morning.

– We hope that it can be fixed by tomorrow.

Lines 40, 41 and 43 are affected by the problems.

– Russia has lost strategically, operationally and tactically.

This was said by US Defense Chief Mark Milley on Tuesday at a press conference in Brussels, reports The daily newspaper.

Milley believes that Ukraine will last longer in the war than Russia can.

The first convoy from the UN has now entered northwestern Syria after the earthquake, reports Reuters.

Late on Monday night, the United Nations said Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had approved the opening of two new border crossings between Turkey and Syria “for an initial period of three months to allow rapid delivery of humanitarian aid.”

Around nine million people have been affected by the earthquake in Syria, according to the UN.

Three mysterious objects have been shot down in the United States and Canada in the past few days.

Now the White House announces that they have no indications that the objects belong to China, reports Reuters.

There is also nothing to suggest that it is a spy object.

So far, no group or individual has claimed ownership of the objects.

15 weapons have disappeared from Bornholm’s defense museum in Denmark, reports DR.

It was revealed in connection with a lawsuit against the association that runs the museum on Tuesday.

The association Kastellets Venner stands accused of weapons offences. Until November 2020, the museum had exhibited 180 firearms without having a firearms permit.

There was also no weapons permit for a number of hand grenades, smoke grenades, ammunition and weapon parts in the exhibition.

They will fall on Tuesday.

The police in Östersund have reported an incident to the Work Environment Authority. This after a shot was accidentally fired inside a police station, reports SVT Jämtland.

The incident occurred last Thursday when a police officer, in connection with a change of clothes in the station’s changing room, “practically” drew his service weapon from its holster. A shot then went off, hitting a mirror sitting on a brick wall.

No one should have been injured in connection with the incident, the newspaper reports.

Almost half of Finns, 46 percent, want Finland to join NATO without Sweden if the opportunity arises.

This is shown by a survey by the magazine Helsingin Sanomat have done to find out what the population thinks about the NATO issue.

38 percent state that they want to wait and join NATO together with Sweden, while the remaining 15 percent do not know.

Russia has deployed nuclear-armed ships in the Baltic Sea for the first time in 30 years, Norwegian intelligence said in its annual reportaccording to Politico.

“The largest part of the nuclear power potential is on the submarines and surface ships of the Northern Fleet,” the Norwegian intelligence service states.

Tactical nuclear weapons are “a particularly serious threat in several operational scenarios,” according to the intelligence agency.

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson comments on the information that Finland may join NATO before Sweden.

– We will always respect each other’s decisions and we are transparent. I don’t understand that the Finnish state leadership wants this, but they understand just like me that it is only Turkey that makes Turkish decisions. Formally, we are two different countries that have applied, he says at a press conference.

A man has been crushed by a truck bed at a workplace in Uppsala.

The man has been taken to an ambulance and the police are on the scene to investigate the accident.

There is no information on the man’s condition.