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Climbers rescued cat from bro

A cat was stuck on the Sundsvalls Bridge earlier on Monday, police write on its website.

A “used climber” must have signed up as a volunteer and saved the cat.

Police participated in the operation by protecting the climber from traffic.

Former NATO manager wants to see four percent goals

Former NATO chief Anders Fogh-Rasmussen writes in The Economist Today he wants Europe’s NATO members to go from two to four percent of GDP in defense spending.

This would mean that Sweden’s defense spending approached SEK 300 billion annually.

“We are struggling to understand a transatlantic relationship that crumbles in front of our eyes,” he writes, adding that Europe is now alone.

The Fogh-Rasmussen also wants Ukraine to be invited to NATO.

“Therefore, we should strongly argue for NATO’s membership in NATO,” he writes.

Journalist was added to secret group chat with JD Vance

In a secret group chat on the Signal app, Defense Minister Pete Hegseth is suspected to have shared attack plans against the Huthirebels with Vice President JD Vance, AFP reports.

The group also included Foreign Minister Marco Rubio… and journalist Jeffrey Goldberg from The Atlantic, who was invited by mistake.

The hours before the bombings began in Yemen, Hegseth shared detailed plans for goals and weapons, and more.

“Shocking carelessness” with sensitive information is called by writer Goldberg.

“We investigate how an unintentional number was added to the chain,” a spokesperson for the US National Security Council told The Atlantic.

The White House confirms the incident, according to AFP.

MC ticket ended in police rock-man to hospital

In the afternoon, the police persecuted a motorcycle that was on their way from Ljungskile to Uddevalla.

At an intersection, the driver, a man in his 45s, collided with a police car and fell off his vehicle.

The driver was arrested by police and then taken to hospital by ambulance with unclear injuries.

According to the police, he was awake and talkable.

Fn peel down in Gaza

The UN will step down the operation in Gaza after one of their offices has been attacked.

This is what the news agency NTB writes.

Trump: “Mineral agreement close”

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he believes that a profit -sharing agreement for Ukraine’s rare minerals will be signed shortly, Reuters reports.

Trump also said that the United States is talking to Ukraine about the possibility of US companies to own Ukrainian power facilities.

Fire bombs found at Tesla store in Texas

The police in Austin, Texas, write in a communication that they found suspected fire bombs in a Tesla store in the city.

Police were alerted to the shop 8.04 on Monday morning local time.

On site in the store, the police found several suspicious objects, which led to bomb experts being called to the scene.

The suspected dangerous objects were later judged to be fire bombs.

“This is an ongoing investigation,” writes the Austin police.

Erdogan about the chaos: “Stand in charge”

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan commented on Monday in a televised speech the violent demonstrations in Istanbul, quoted by the BBC with more media.

– This movement has developed into pure violence. Those who started this chaos will be held accountable, says Erdogan.

The demonstrations broke out after Erdogan’s big rival in the next presidential election, Istanbul’s mayor Ekrem Imamoğlu, was accused of embezzling large sums of money, and more.

– The opposition’s activities will soon ebb out, and they will be ashamed of the damage they have made our country, says Erdogan.

The protesters believe that Erdogan is trying to eliminate a rival.

– Instead of responding to the allegations of bribery, embezzlement and misconduct, they have spent five days the most dishonest and legally unfounded claims in our political history, says Erdogan.

Train traffic set after electrical error

A truck has driven into a contact line outside Nyköping.

This means that all trains between Norrköping and Stockholm are canceled, reports P4 Sörmland.

Buses replace the route and train traffic is expected to resume tomorrow at 06.

Trump is raging against portraits: “the worst”

Donald Trump demands that an old presidential portrait on him be picked down from the walls of the Colorado State Capitol government building.

The president claims that the painting is “deliberately distorted”.

“The artist also painted President Obama and he looks wonderful, but that of me is really the worst,” he writes at Truth Social.

The portrait is painted by artist Sarah Boardman, who depicted by several other president.

“She must have lost her talent with age,” Trump writes on the platform.

Trump facing new customs duty

All countries that buy oil and gas from Venezuela will receive a customs duty of 25 percent when they trade with the United States.

That’s what Donald Trump writes in a post on Truth Social.

Among other things, Trump accuses Venezuela of sending tens of thousands of criminals to the United States.

The fee will enter into force on April 2 this year.

Lifeless woman found in the water

The rescue service has found a lifeless woman in the water at Vänersnäs.

She has been taken to hospital with unknown injuries, police write.

Relatives are informed.

Efforts against child pornography offenses – strikes against nine addresses

The police have attacked nine addresses in the Stockholm area and seized computers and other storage media that are suspected to contain sexual abuse against children. This is stated in a press release.

The seizures were made after an international effort that Swedish police participated in and where people are suspected to have bought access to documented sexual abuse against children at Darknet.

The operation was initiated by the German police who had noticed a streaming service at Darknet. The streaming service consisted of 50,000 to 60,000 films on children who are subjected to sexual abuse.

– It takes a solid and careful work to go through all the material. The main focus is to identify new plaintiffs and cancel ongoing abuse, says Victoria Österberg at the police group for internet -related sexual abuse against children.

The suspects are residents in Hägersten, Haninge, Sollentuna, Sundbyberg and Upplands Väsby.

Veterinarian to hospital – killing went obliquely

When an aggressive dog was to be killed, it was about to end badly for the veterinarian, who himself got killed.

The dog was in a car and the plan was to give the killing agent via meatballs injected by means. With the first four meatballs given to the dog through a gap in the car window, things went well, but from the fifth meatball fluid was sprayed back and hit the veterinarian’s face and mouth, reports P4 Kristianstad.

This resulted in dizziness and nausea and the veterinarian was taken to hospital by ambulance, but could go home later. The incident has been reported as a work environment accident.