Five dead in traffic accident in Norway
Two cars crashed south of Tromsö in Norway just before midnight on Saturday.
“There were three people in each car,” Rune Nilsen at the police told VG.
Police confirmed just before 05 o’clock on Sunday morning that five people died in the accident. Relatives are informed.
The sixth person involved in the accident has been taken to hospital. The injury situation is unknown.
Russian threat to Sweden: “No doubt about it”
Maria Zakharova, spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, attacked Sweden on Saturday night. She accused Sweden of expelled a journalist from the Russian state-controlled TV channel VGTRK on incorrect grounds.
“Swedish authorities prevented a Russian VGTRK journalist from fulfilling their professional duty,” Zakharova writes on telegrams.
She claimed that the journalist, who was not named, would have been expelled because the person’s “health insurance is not valid in Sweden”.
“Although the Russian correspondent had all the necessary documents being arrested, was finally interrogated and expelled the person. Will there be retaliation measures? No doubt about it,” Zakharova writes.
None of Zakharova’s claims have been verified, according to Norwegian Dagbladet.
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Hamas: Then the hostage is released
Terror -stamped Hamas will begin the release of Israeli hostages on Monday morning, says the high -ranking Hamas commander Osama Hamdan for the AFP news agency.
According to the signed agreement, the prison exchange will start on Monday morning as agreed, says Hamdan.
Hamas is expected to release the hostage, where 20 is estimated to be alive, in exchange for about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
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