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Just before midnight on the night of Sunday, the police in Enköping received an alarm that a woman had been raped outdoors in central Enköping.
The area where the crime allegedly took place was cordoned off and police dogs searched for tracks. The police have started a preliminary investigation, but have not detained anyone, writes The police on their website.
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Smoke rises into the sky after an Israeli attack on the Beirut suburb of al-Dahiya. Photo: Hussein Malla
Israel’s two-front war continues to rage on Sunday after several explosions rocked Beirut and other areas of Lebanon.
Three soldiers from the Lebanese military have also been killed in an Israeli attack.
Lebanon’s military is not part of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
Since the conflict escalated in September, a total of eight Lebanese soldiers have been killed.
Hezbollah has responded to Sunday’s attacks by firing a barrage of rockets at Israel.
In the space of three minutes, around 70 projectiles were fired at Israel from Lebanon, according to Israel’s military. Several of them were shot down by anti-aircraft fire, while others crashed in open terrain.
A 19-year-old man has been detained on probable cause on suspicion of aggravated assault in nine cases after a family was poisoned with hashish cookies in Karlskrona earlier this week.
It appears according to documents from the district court.
Among other things, two children who ingested the cookies received treatment in an intensive care unit and were treated for serious injuries. Seven of the people managed easily.
The prosecutor has to BLT said that the man came up with a new version of what happened and says that the 19-year-old said that he lied earlier.
– It contradicts what the plaintiff says, and I need to take more investigative measures, says Lena–Marie Bergström, senior prosecutor to the newspaper.
An 18-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a man in his 20s in Osby, reports Kristianstadsbladet.
The man was arrested near the crime scene during the night of Thursday. Suspicions were lower at the time, but since the arrest on Sunday have been strengthened and the teenager is a suspect on probable grounds for the murder.
The man denies any wrongdoing.
Former US President Donald Trump with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Mar-a-Lago, Florida in July. Photo: Alex Brandon/AP/TT
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has spoken on the phone with US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Israeli media reports.
Netanyahu reiterated what he had previously said publicly, according to a statement from the prime minister’s office:
“Israel takes the issues the US government raises into consideration, but ultimately makes its decisions based on its own national interests.”
On Saturday, the Simhallsbadet in Kiruna closed. That because a serious event has occurred, reports NSD.
The bath must remain closed until further notice.
The police have not yet wanted to comment on what happened.
The now closed restaurant in Kungsträdgården in Stockholm. Archive image. Photo: Lisa Arfwidson/SVD/TT
The American restaurant chain TGI Fridays is headed for bankruptcy, writes Bloomberg.
According to sources within the company, it is now negotiating with lenders to apply for bankruptcy protection in the coming weeks in the hope of being able to implement structural changes and save the restaurants from liquidation.
TGI Fridays is one of several American restaurant chains in the so-called “casual dining” segment that is fighting for its survival. Even brands such as Red Lobster and Hooters are on the ropes, according to Bloomberg.
Last spring, the company that runs TGI Fridays in Sweden was filed for bankruptcy. This since they were forced to close their restaurants in Stockholm.
Photo: Thomas Johansson
Another man has been detained on suspicion of involvement in a shooting against the Israeli defense company Elbit Systems in Gothenburg last week, reports Göteborgs-Posten.
The man is in his 20s and lives in the Stockholm area. The classifications in his case relate to aiding and abetting attempted murder and aiding and abetting aggravated weapons offences.
Since before, a 13-year-old boy is a suspect and he is the one who is alleged to have been shot. That boy has been placed in a Sis.home and is being investigated under the LUL (Young Offenders Act). A 15-year-old native of Östergötland has also been detained on suspicion of inciting attempted murder and aggravated weapons offences.
The shooting at Elbit must have been planned at a HVB home for a few weeks, writes GP where the 13-year-old was placed.
Photo: Krister Hansson
A man in his early teens has been requested to be detained after a fatal shooting in Osby on Wednesday evening, reports P4 Kristianstad.
The man is suspected of murder and was arrested in the immediate area.
A man in his 20s who is suspected of serious assault after nine people were poisoned with hashish cookies in Karlskrona has been requested to be detained, writes Dagens Nyheter.
– He has come up with a new version of what happened, and says he lied earlier. It contradicts what the plaintiff says, and I need to take more investigative measures, says Lena–Marie Bergström, senior prosecutor to the newspaper.
The custody hearing is scheduled to be held on Sunday afternoon.
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Ukraine sent 110 drones against Russian targets overnight Sunday, writes the exiled Russian newspaper Meduza.
All were shot down, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
In the city of Dzerzhinsk, four firefighters are said to have been injured in connection with the attacks. Otherwise, there is no information on injuries.
In a post that was on the Left Party Orust’s website, it states, among other things, that Israel “sacrificed” its own young people in the terrorist act on October 7 in order to wipe out Gaza. The post was removed and the V association has written on Facebook that the board is not behind it. Now the Left Party’s deputy party secretary Maria Forsberg says in a written comment to TT:
“We have been contacted by the party association in Orust that this post was wrongly published in their name,” she says in a written statement.
“We agree that the post is completely unacceptable. The association took down the post hours after it was published and will now review its procedures so that something similar cannot happen,” continues Forsberg.
All speed cameras on Bergsvägen outside Linköping have been sprayed over with paint, Corren reports.
– All the cameras on the route have been sprayed. And they have been sprayed in a way so that they don’t work as they should, says Martina Gradian, press spokesperson for the police to the newspaper.
Personnel have been sent out to clean the cameras.
A report has been written, but for what is unclear.
US is investigating leak of highly sensitive defense documents showing Israeli plans for retaliatory attack on Iran, sources say CNN.
The leak is described as “deeply worrying” by government sources.
The documents have been marked as top secret and may only be read by the US and its close allies, known as the “five eyes”. Nevertheless, they have been published on Telegram.
The documents are supposed to show different parts of Israel’s plans to possibly attack Iran. Among other things, these are exercises that involve the Israeli Air Force and are believed to be part of the attack.
Photo: Hussein Malla / AP
Israel has carried out two airstrikes against the southern parts of the Lebanese capital Beirut, the Times of Israel reports, citing Lebanese state media.
Israel’s army had previously called on civilians to evacuate Hezbollah’s headquarters in the city.
According to a statement from Israel’s military, robots were later fired from Lebanon at northern Israel. One of them was shot back in the air and two others landed in open areas in the northern parts of the country.
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