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Teenage girl placed on Russian terror list
Olesya Krivtsova, 19, has an anti-Putin tattoo on one ankle and an ankle cuff around the other. She is under house arrest at her home in Severodvinsk in the Arkhangelsk region after publishing criticism of the war on Instagram and, among other things, publishing a picture of the burning Crimean bridge last fall.
Now Russian authorities have convicted her of violating the new laws on what can be said about the Russian army, reports CNN. The girl has also been put on the same list as IS and al-Qaeda because she is considered to encourage terrorism, according to the TV channel.
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Johnson: “Putin threatened me with a missile”
Just before the Russian invasion, then British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had a long phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
According to Johnson, Putin was friendly and relaxed – even when also expressing a direct threat.
– She threatened me at one point and said: “Boris, I don’t want to hurt you, but with a missile it would only take a minute”, says Johnson to the BBC.
Read more in Aftonbladet’s article.
Residential building in Kharkiv hit by robot
A robot has hit a residential building in Kharkiv, reports Reuters.
Pictures from the scene show how the building is on fire.
There is no information about whether anyone was injured.
Fire in shop premises – multi-family house evacuated
An apartment building in Höganäs is being evacuated after a fire started in a shop adjacent to the building.
Emergency services, ambulance and police were alerted at 11pm on Sunday.
The smoke has spread from the store to the stairwell and apartments, the police write on their website.
According to the police, no one was injured.
After the crime – Israel demolishes the perpetrator’s home
After the shooting in Jerusalem last Friday, the government in Israel will demolish the 21-year-old Palestinian perpetrator’s home.
A common crackdown on Palestinians killing Israelis, condemned by rights activists and Palestinians, reports Swedens radio.
The country’s security cabinet has decided that family members of terrorists will have their health insurance withdrawn.
The Israeli government is also discussing the possibility of deporting terrorists’ families and revoking their Israeli ID cards, according to the radio.
Bangs in Farsta: “Fireworks and bangers”
Several explosions were heard in Farsta during Sunday evening.
Both police, ambulance and rescue services have been alerted to the scene.
– We are there investigating and have been able to confirm that there were fireworks, perhaps a banger, says the police officer on duty Andreas Dahlin.
A banger is a more powerful piece of firework that is illegal under the Flammable and Explosive Goods Act.
Trump’s ex-advisor: Reasons to exclude Turkey from NATO
John Bolton. Photo: Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP
John Bolton was an advisor to former US President Donald Trump.
IN Svt’s Agenda he raises reasons for excluding Turkey from the NATO defense alliance.
Partly Turkey’s purchase in 2017 of the Russian air defense system S-400.
– The purchase of the S-400 air defense system is practically an exit from NATO, says the American politician.
But Bolton also raises Turkey’s reluctance to accept Sweden and Finland as members of NATO as a reason, writes SVT.
– The clause rebus sic stantibus in international law allows almost anything. Turkey can choose whether it wants to join NATO. Or we can dissolve NATO and reconstitute it. There are many ways to solve it, says Bolton.
Turkey is open to accepting Finland in NATO
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg and Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Photo: Bernat Armangue
Turkey is open to accepting Finland in NATO, says President Erdogan according to AFP.
The message came during a speech in the city of Bilecik on Sunday evening Swedish time.
According to the president, it is not relevant for Sweden to join NATO before the government decides on the extradition of “the terrorists” that Turkey wants extradited.
– They make a mockery of themselves. We can give a different message about Finland if needed. Sweden will be shocked, Erdogan said in his speech, according to the news agency CNN Turkey.
Read more here.
Bus in a ditch in Gothenburg
A bus has gone down a ditch in the Torslanda district of Gothenburg, reports Gothenburg Post.
– It slipped into the ditch and needs to be towed, says Carl Hansson at Västtrafik’s disturbance emergency to the newspaper.
The bus driver was alone on board in connection with the accident.
Swede dies in motorbike accident in Thailand
A Swedish man has died after a motorcycle accident in northeastern Thailand, TT reports with reference to Thai media.
The accident happened on Saturday afternoon. The man had lost control of the motorcycle and driven into a ditch. He perished instantly.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ press service confirms the death.
New fires around Malmö
In the last hour, it has been burning in several places around Malmö.
“In all fires, it is garbage or rubbish that has burned, without risk of spreading and without material damage,” the police write on their website.
It is still unknown whether the fires are related, according to the police.
Ice slip warning
SMHI warns of sudden ice slippage in southern Norrland when the temperature drops during Sunday afternoon.
A yellow warning has been issued with the risk of traffic accidents and delays in bus, train and air traffic.
“From Sunday afternoon partly rain or sleet, or pure snowfall that gets increasingly wet elements. In several places simultaneously frozen roads alternatively falling surface temperature to minus degrees”, writes SMHI on its website.
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If I don’t want to open an account in Swedbank, will I still get the money?
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You do not need to open an account with Swedbank, just register your bank account (regardless of which bank you have), to receive the electricity subsidy.
If you do not want to register your account, and do not receive a general pension from the Pensions Authority, you will receive a payment notice sent home.
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“You who receive a general pension from the Pensions Authority do not have to do anything, you receive the money into your account as you usually receive your pension,” Swedbank writes on its website.
Yes, so I’m going to register in Swedbank’s account register for electricity support, but how do I do it then?
Lillemor Gunnarsson
Amanda Hällsten wrote that Handelsbanken works now but it doesn’t
Ursula
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Do you have to have an account with Swedbank in order to be paid out?
Bernie
No, but you must register your account, depending on which bank you have, in Swedbank’s account register if you want the electricity subsidy money as soon as possible.
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