Ukraine and Russia Agree: ceasefire in the Black Sea

Dead dog found in bag – woman suspected

A woman in her 40s is suspected of animal cruelty after a dead dog was found in a bag in a forest in Ulricehamn, reports P4 Sjuhärad.

A passerby discovered the bag on Monday and sounded an alarm to the police.

Zelenskyj about the brawl: defended our dignity

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyj defends his actions during the degenerate quarrel with Donald Trump and JD Vance in the Oval Room in February.

The meeting caused him to hesitate the cooperation between the countries, he says in an interview with Time.

– But at that moment there was a feeling that they were not allies at all, or acted as an ally. In that conversation, I defended Ukraine’s dignity, says Zelenskyj.

The conversation derailed when Zelenskyj began to show pictures of Ukrainian prisoners of war, says US officials for the newspaper.

Zelenskyj says it was an attempt to appeal to Trump’s humanity.

– He has family, loved, children. He must feel the things that all people know. What I wanted to show my values. But then the conversation took a different direction, he tells Time.

Oracle hacked – thousands of victims

The software company Oracle has been hacked. Oracle delivers cloud services to thousands of customers.

Several Swedish sites are affected, including ICA, Tele2, Apoteket, the Swedish Tax Agency and ATG.

– It is unclear what information has leaked, but if you are a customer of someone affected, you should change passwords. An intrusion always leads to more intrusion, says security expert David Jacoby.

It is currently unclear exactly how many people are affected, but information about 160,000 companies occurs.

Shots against gate in Gothenburg

Police found bullet holes during the morning in a gate in Hjällbo in Gothenburg.

It is unclear when the shots were fired.

No person has come to physical harm.

The police have secured tracks and plan to continue knocking on a door in the area during the afternoon and evening.

The incident is investigated as a serious weapons crime and damage and there is no suspect.

Tasks: False Anti -Necklace was internal joke

The County Administrative Board believed that the findings made at a construction site in Trollhättan last week was an ancient gold necklace.

But it turned out to be a scam.

The necklace was an internal joke among the construction workers, according to information to P4 West.

According to the radio channel, the workers should have wanted to have fun with their colleagues when they made the necklace and buried it into the ground.

When the colleagues found the object, they contacted the county administrative board.

Kristersson about the chat in the United States

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is now commenting on the chat leak in the United States.

– I do not intend to comment on leaked information that way, we should comment on American actions so I want to do it on information I get directly and as I know is correct, says Kristersson.

What does the leak say about the US way of handling sensitive information?

– I don’t know. I am not going to comment on an individual this leak. There will certainly be a lot of rooting on the question, about what has happened, I do not intend to have any Swedish perception of it.

Do you and the other prime minister use signal to communicate sensitive information?

– No confidential information is handled only in special forms. Then there are different apps that can be used for different types of information.

But do you have signal groups that you communicate in the government?

– No, the government does not communicate that way. It is clear that you use different apps for communication people in between. But not for classified information.

Trump backs Waltz after the security loss

Donald Trump expresses his support for security adviser Mike Waltz after the miss when The Atlantic’s editor -in -chief Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally invited into a private chat where high -ranking discussed military plans in Yemen.

– Mike Waltz has learned a homework, and he is a good man, Trump tells NBC News.

The president also tells the newspaper that the editor -in -chief’s participation in the chat group had no impact on the operation.

The crown lifts – up to both the dollar and the euro

The Swedish krona lifts about 10 öre against both the dollar and the euro in Tuesday’s trade.

One dollar cost SEK 10.00 at 13. It is the strongest krone course against the dollar since the intradition trade on Tuesday, March 11, when the dollar was down to SEK 9.98.

In the middle days of 2023, a dollar was down of SEK 9.91. But before 2022, it belonged to the unusual with a dollar of over SEK 10.

At the same time, one euro costs SEK 10.82, which is the strongest krone price against the euro since autumn 2022.

A stronger crown reduces the risk of inflation impulses via higher import prices.

Car rolled up at a crash in Frölunda

Shortly after 13 on Tuesday, two passenger cars in the Gothenburg area collided Frölunda.

One of the cars was rolling at the collision according to police.

“One of the cars must have ended up on the side,” said police spokesman Adam Isaksson-Samara.

One person was taken to hospital, but was awake and talkable according to the police.

The accident is investigated as negligence in traffic.

The pope extremely near death: “was suffocated by Spyor”

The Pope was so close to death that his medical team was considering giving up and letting him die in peace, Reuters writes.

At one point he was suffocating his spy.

“There was a real risk that he would not be able to do it,” says Sergio Alfier, physician at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome.

The pope was cared for for double -sided pneumonia that got worse as the doctors stood at a crossroads.

– We had to choose whether we would stop and let go of him, or to continue and pour with all medicines and methods of care that were possible, which risked harming his organs. Finally, we chose that way, says Alfier.

The doctor says it was an incredible feeling to see the Pope leave his room completely dressed in his white papal suit.

– It was a strong feeling to see him again become the pope, he says to Reuters.

Skåne will save over one billion on healthcare personnel

The Regional Board in Skåne has decided to save over SEK 1 billion on healthcare personnel to get a budget in balance, reports P4 Kristianstad

The largest savings requirements are directed at Skåne University Hospital, the laser in Ystad and Helsingborg’s laser.

Among other things, the use of staffing companies should decrease, as well as the number of employees.

Suspected dangerous item in residence

During the night, police were alerted about a suspected dangerous object at an address in Majorna in Gothenburg.

The police have taken care of the object.

No one has been injured but the case is classified as grossly illegal threats.

Person got stuck under geothermal heat pump

A person was injured on his work in connection with a heat pump being unloaded.

The pump overturned and then the person stuck under it which caused damage to the legs.

The person has been taken to hospital and the police have prepared a report of a workplace accident.

After 140 villa fractures – Juvetjuvar arrested

Two people have been arrested after a comprehensive burglary wave in Skåne and Halland, police write in a press release.

The police have also secured a large amount of theft in the form of jewelry that will now return to their owners. Something the police now want help with.

– We are very keen to be able to return all these jewelry to its rightful owner. Although all jewelry does not condition a high economic value, we see that in many cases it is rather a sentimal value for the right owner, says Rickard Pedersen, investigating officer at the police.

According to the police, the thieves were looking for two things – jewelry and cash.

– In January, we were able to arrest two Eastern European citizens in Ängelholm after a long time scouting. The duo is currently being arrested for burglary theft. After the arrests, the number of burglaries in villas also dropped dramatically, says Rickard Pedersen.