An explosion occurred roughly 500 meters (yards) from the Israeli embassy in Denmark, police mentioned on Monday, coinciding with the one-year anniversary of the Hamas October 7 assault on Israel.
The blast went off 5 days after two explosions close to the constructing resulted within the detention of two Swedish nationals.
Copenhagen police inspector Trine Moller mentioned, “We’re in fact trying into whether or not there could possibly be a connection to the (earlier) incident on the Israeli embassy.”
“There isn’t a indication that that is the case,” she added, suggesting that the explosion was doubtless brought on by gunfire, AFP reported.
The incident occurred on the one-year anniversary of the October 7 assaults, which triggered Israel’s assaults on Gaza and Lebanon and sparked protests towards the wars worldwide.
Sweden’s intelligence company, Sapo, advised that Iran may need been concerned within the October 2 explosions in Denmark and a taking pictures close to Israel’s embassy in Stockholm the day gone by.
In Might, Sapo claimed that Iran was recruiting members of Swedish legal gangs to commit “acts of violence” towards Israeli and different pursuits in Sweden, an allegation that Iran denied.
Final week, Denmark detained three Swedish nationals in reference to the explosions, and on Thursday, a Danish court docket remanded two of them – aged 16 and 19 – in custody for 27 days.
Copenhagen police said that the third Swede, who was arrested close to the crime scene, had been launched.
