Tunga C district: “Internal process initiated”
Tunga C district: “Internal process initiated”
Confidence in the center party’s Muharrem Demiroks has been low among voters – and recently his future as party leader has also been questioned internally within the party.
Aftonbladet has contacted several c-tops in the party districts, but few want to comment.
But one party district started an internal process.
“In Skåne, we are in an internal process in the case”, writes Lars Hansson, district chairman in Skåne to Aftonbladet.
However, some others voice their support for Demirok.
– I have confidence in Demirok and back him and his leadership. I feel that we have an open discussion, which is very important in a party like ours, says Maria Persdotter, district chairman of the Center Party Östergötland.
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One was hit in the head – taken to hospital
One was hit in the head – taken to hospital
A tree pruner in Nacka municipality has been hit by a branch in the head and injured.
The man was going to cut down branches at a school when he suddenly got a branch on his head and fell off a ladder.
The man was not wearing a helmet and was injured. He is taken to hospital. The extent of the damage is unclear.
Police are investigating the incident as a workplace accident and causing bodily harm.
Woman hit at a pedestrian crossing
Woman hit at a pedestrian crossing
A woman has been hit at a pedestrian crossing in Huddinge municipality.
The woman was injured in the accident and has been taken to hospital by ambulance.
The police are investigating the accident as negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm.
The driver’s license has been confiscated.
The “bonus prince” is being investigated for new rape
Prosecutor Andreas Kruszewski. Photo: Stian Lysberg Solum / NTB
The “bonus prince” is being investigated for new rape
The Norwegian “bonus prince” Marius Borg Høiby is being investigated for yet another rape, the prosecutor says according to VG.
– We have requested two weeks’ detention. The background to the petition is the risk of tampering with evidence. The reason for that is that we have uncovered another rape, says prosecutor Andreas Kruszewski after the prison meeting is over.
Unknown perpetrator has attacked woman
Unknown perpetrator has attacked woman
A woman has been attacked by an unknown perpetrator in Kista mall north of Stockholm.
– She was injured by a sharp object, says Daniel Wikdahl from the police.
According to Aftonbladet’s information, the perpetrator injured her with a knife.
– She is slightly injured and does not need an ambulance, says Daniel Wikdahl.
Ukraine has fired British missiles at Russia
Ukraine has fired British missiles at Russia
Ukraine has used British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles in Russia for the first time, The Telegraph reports.
On Wednesday afternoon, Igor Vsevolodovich Girkin, former officer of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation, shared a video on X showing powerful explosions that reportedly rocked Marino in Kursk Oblast.
Fire alarm in mine
Fire alarm in mine
The emergency services have been alerted to a possible fire in the zinc mine in Askersund.
According to Aftonbladet’s information, it is about smoke developing in an elevator that is several hundred meters down in the mine.
No injuries have been reported and the emergency services are on the scene.
Details: Denmark has stopped the Chinese vessel
Details: Denmark has stopped the Chinese vessel
The Danish Navy has stopped the Chinese ship suspected of cable sabotage in the Baltic Sea, according to Defence24.
Danish military vessels P525 and HDMS Soeloeven have stopped Yi Peng 3 in Kattegatt and been inspected and a Danish boarding party.
Danish authorities have not yet commented on the data.
Yesterday, the Swedish Navy did not want to comment on whether it is participating in the Danish operation at Yi Peng 3 or whether it is possible to stop the ship.
– It is clear that you can stop a ship, then there may be different laws and regulations that apply in international and Danish waters. I think it should be easier to stop it in Danish territorial waters, than internationally, said Navy press officer Jimmie Adamsson.
The Swedish police write on their website that they are interested in the ship that was at the scene.
– We are ready to take investigative measures to get a clearer picture of what may have happened, such as hearing the crew to get a clearer picture of what may have happened, says Per Engström at Noa.
Ford is notifying thousands of employees
Ford is notifying thousands of employees
The car giant Ford is to notify 14 percent of its employees in Europe.
The cut affects 3,000 employees in Germany and 800 employees in the UK.
According to the newspaper, the announcement is due to the car manufacturer struggling with reduced demand and fierce competition from Chinese rivals.
Kristersson: Could be sabotage
“We are aware that this could very well be deliberate sabotage,” says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M). Archive image. Photo: Henrik Montgomery/TT
Kristersson: Could be sabotage
Destroying telecommunications and other types of cables is an effective way to paralyze parts of society, states Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M).
But it is too early to say whether the two cable breaks in the Baltic Sea were caused by sabotage.
– We assume that this could very well be deliberate sabotage, but we don’t know anything yet, I’m not going to speculate on that.
Now the destroyed cables must be investigated carefully, by the police and internationally, he underlines.
– We live in a time where you have to take every such risk very seriously. We have seen sabotage before, so we take it very seriously.
Boy to hospital – overturned by tractor
Boy to hospital – overturned by tractor
A 15-year-old boy has overturned a tractor near Orresta, Västerås.
– It is not an A-tractor, says police spokesperson Tobias Ahlen Svalbro.
The boy was taken to hospital by ambulance, his condition is unclear.
Putin’s gift to Kim: A lion and two bears
Vladimir Putin greets two dogs given to him by Kim Jong-Un. Photo taken during Putin’s visit to North Korea in June. Photo: Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP
Putin’s gift to Kim: A lion and two bears
Russian President Vladimir Putin has donated a long series of more or less exotic animals to North Korea.
The gift is “a sign of friendship between Moscow and Pyongyang”, according to Russian authorities.
A video posted on Telegram shows animals in transport boxes being loaded by a Russian government plane. In another clip, a lion roams its new home at the Pyongyang Zoo.
In addition to the African lion, the gift consists of two brown bears and two yaks. A number of birds are also being sent from Moscow’s zoo to Pyongyang’s ditto: five cockatoos, 25 pheasants and 40 mandarin ducks, according to a statement from the Department of Natural Resources Management.
Russia and North Korea have deepened their political, military and cultural ties since Moscow invaded Ukraine on a broad front in 2022. Earlier this year, countries wroteSee more
Suspected workplace accident at Tetra Pak
Suspected workplace accident at Tetra Pak
Police were alerted just before 12 noon to Tetra Pak in Lund due to a suspected workplace accident.
– We have information about a person who got a machine part on him. The extent of the damage is unclear, says police spokesperson Evelina Olsson.
Ambulance and police are on their way to the scene.
Garbage incident in the city – rescue operation
The rescue operation in central Stockholm. Photo: Mats Strand
Garbage incident in the city – rescue operation
The emergency services have moved to central Stockholm after a garbage truck emptied a mountain of garbage on the road.
Firefighters are spraying water on the pile of garbage.
– The garbage truck started burning in the load and has therefore dumped all the garbage on the road. We help and extinguish the waste, says Marie Nordahl at the rescue service.
Police are also on the scene.
The effort has a minor impact on traffic over the bridge.
– It is clear that there will be a little slower traffic passing by, but it is still rolling.
Embassies closed – but Kyiv calls threats fake
Central Kyiv in a picture taken on November 11. Photo: Evgeniy Maloletka/AP/TT
Embassies closed – but Kyiv calls threats fake
Air raid alarms have been wailing over the capital and large parts of Ukraine. The US warned this morning of “specific information” about a potentially large air strike against Kiev during the day.
Ukrainian authorities advise vigilance, but also describe the threat as an inflated result of Russian troll accounts.
The alarm went off in the afternoon, when there were reports that ballistic missiles had been fired from Russia at Ukraine, including the capital. At the same time, Russia was also alerted about approaching Ukrainian robots.
However, there were no immediate reports of bombings – any projectiles, if any, appear to have been largely shot down.
Authorities in Kiev said in the afternoon that the threat to the capital is no worse than any other day. However, residents are urged to take it seriously and upShow more
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