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Shooting near the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm

Published: May 17, 2024
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The Israeli embassy in Stockholm was closed after the shooting that happened this morning near the embassy, according to local media.

The police detained several people.

At around 2:00 a.m., the police immediately went to the scene due to the incident. Early this morning they confirmed that the shooting did take place, but no further details are known.

As for those detained, the police do not reveal whether they are suspects in the shooting or whether they are eyewitnesses brought in for questioning.

The police did not reveal whether the embassy building was the target of the attack, but patrols were securing it this morning, Telegraf reports.

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