In Stockholm, the operative of Sweden’s domestic security agency SAPO, Fredrik Hallström, said “the latest incident at the Israeli embassy is not classified as a terrorist crime at the moment.” His counterpart at the Swedish police’s National Operations Department, Johan Olsson, told the same press conference that the charges were of “aggravated weapons offenses, causing danger or other serious illegal threats and damage.”
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