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Ukrainian soldier about Bakhmut: “A meat grinder”
In those parts of the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, major battles are taking place between Russian and Ukrainian soldiers, reports Financial Times.
The newspaper has been on the ground in Ukraine and talked to the Ukrainian soldier Konstantyn, who is in the middle of the city’s battles.
He says that Ukrainian soldiers are being shot “on a conveyor belt”.
– They are just meat for Putin. And Bakhmut is a meat grinder, says Konstantyn.
The Financial Times has also spoken to officer Volodymyr who described the situation in the city.
– Hell. Like hell, he says.
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Ex-boyfriend is detained for the murder of Marua Ajouz
The man who was arrested on suspicion of the murder of 18-year-old Marua Ajouz is in custody, the Prosecutor’s Office announces.
She disappeared without a trace in Malmö in 2002. A few years later, parts of her body were found.
On Tuesday, a man, who had previously been with Marua Ajouz, was arrested on suspicion of the murder.
Caught image of unique cloud – meteorologist: “Epic”
Rachel Gordon captured a rare image of the Kelvin-Helmholtz cloud. Photo: Private
On Tuesday, Rachel Gordon captured unique images of rare Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds over the state of Wyoming.
The BBC has drawn attention to the images and the channel’s meteorologist Matt Taylor says it is one of the most amazing and epic examples of clouds he has seen.
– How the atmosphere, like waves in the ocean, moves and reacts to the environment around it. The air rises efficiently and falls over itself, he says.
The clouds form when a faster current of air moves above rising air from below.
National Police Chief Anders Thornberg is summoned to the justice committee
Bassem Nasr, legal policy spokesperson for the Green Party, summons the national police chief Anders Thornberg to the justice committee, reports The Express.
The announcement comes after the newspaper’s disclosure of the tours surrounding the deputy national police chief, Mats Löfving, who was reported to the police a year ago, among other things, for gross breach of the peace. Löfving has also been criticized for having given Linda Staaf the top job at Noa despite her lack of experience.
Bassem Nasr now wants answers to questions.
– It is a messy situation. As long as it is not investigated, there is a risk that trust in the police will be damaged. It is in everyone’s interest to sort this out as soon as possible, he tells the newspaper.
Lowest diesel price since March
Fuel prices continue downward on Friday, after a week of reductions, writes TT.
The diesel price is SEK 22:82 per litre, a decrease of 10 öre since Thursday and the lowest price since March 1 this year.
The petrol price is reduced by 25 öre and is now 18.29 kroner per liter at manned supermarkets. It is the third lowest price this year. The last time the petrol price was lower was on 16 January.
Person to hospital after fire in apartment building
During the morning, the police and emergency services were called to Matfors outside Sundsvall due to a fire in an apartment building.
When the emergency services arrived, the fire had been extinguished, but there was smoke at the scene.
One person had to be taken to hospital with unclear injuries, the police said.
There is no suspicion of crime in connection with the case.
Swede sentenced for illegal trade in king crab
A 46-year-old Swedish citizen has been sentenced to seven months in prison for gross theft of 970 kilos of king crab in Norway, reports VG.
The crabs must have been caught illegally.
The sentence is part of a larger investigation, where the Norwegian Økokrim in collaboration with several Norwegian police districts revealed an extensive network for illegal catching and trade in king crab in Norway.
Suspected serious crime – area cordoned off
Since early this morning, the police have been on the scene at an address on Näsby in Kristianstad due to a suspected serious crime.
– We are not going into any more details, says police spokesperson Patric Fors to Aftonbladet.
An area of apartments has been cordoned off while the police investigate what happened.
The text is updated.
Bus has overturned – at least 20 passengers on board
A regular bus in Gothenburg has overturned, the police announce. 20-25 passengers must have been on the bus, which is now overturned on its side in a ditch.
According to the police, no one was injured in the accident.
The police in western Sweden warn that the cold weather means great traffic hazards.
“It is slippery in large parts of the region and vehicle drivers are therefore asked to be extra careful in traffic,” the police write on their website.
New salmonella outbreak in Sweden
26 people have been confirmed infected with Salmonella Agona, writes the Public Health Authority on its website.
The first cases were discovered on 1 November and the people are suspected of having been infected by a common source.
The cases have been discovered in twelve different regions and 15 of those infected are women.
A number of salmonella cases have also been discovered in Norway recently.
They are now working to identify the source of the infection, which is suspected to be a food with wide distribution in both Sweden and Norway.
Man in wheel loader shot dead by police
During the night, a man in his 40s was shot dead by police at an address in Troms, Norway, writes VG.
The police state that a threatening situation arose when the man was driving a wheel loader. The man was pronounced dead at the scene.
– It will be the special unit that investigates the case further. The Troms police district has cordoned off the place until the special unit gets there, says police chief Astrid Nilsen, according to the newspaper.
PTS investigation shows – Postnord must take measures
The Swedish Post and Telecommunications Board, PTS, has reviewed Postnord’s dividend during the summer and autumn. The review is now complete and PTS assesses that Postnord does not meet the requirements.
In a press release, PTS writes that Postnord must take measures to live up to the requirements.
Postnord must prepare a risk analysis and, through it, produce an action plan for how to solve its problems.
– We have received indications above all through a large number of complaints to the authority from the beginning of June and into the autumn regarding missing or very late mail. PTS takes the fact that this is not working very seriously, says Emma Maraschin, head of PTS’s unit for postal issues to TT.
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Is the report with Lavrov genuine? Does he really say that? About the toilet in Sweden? It’s great fun, what a sense of humor he has!
Conny Sundman
Yes that is correct.
He also got a witty response to Ann Linde’s speech on Twitter, you can see it here. ?
What happens in the Tove case?
Ewa Forstén
State a problem with Facebook as you wrote, haven’t they changed their name to Meta?
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The company itself changed its name to Meta about a year ago.
But their social media platforms Facebook, Instagram and Whatspp are still named as they do!
What is happening in Näset, Lindingö? Lots of emergency vehicles… don’t even come close to the hill
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According to the police, it is a medical matter. They don’t want to say more than that.
You write that “At the Sunes Elefant restaurant in Visby, Nooshi Dadgostar eats steak and fries drenched in a brownish semi-transparent sauce”, but what did she drink with the food…? It does not appear.
Pelle brokers peace
Hey!
You cannot include everything in your text. In the documentary, it appears to be carbonated water in the glass. It could also be Sprite. But now I fall into speculation.
Pleasant evening!
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