Explosion à l'ambassade des États-Unis à Oslo : trois frères arrêtés pour terrorisme

Trois frères norvégiens d'origine irakienne ont été arrêtés en lien avec l'explosion du 8 mars 2026 à l'ambassade des États-Unis à Oslo, soupçonnés de terrorisme. Aucune blessure n'a été signalée, et la police enquête sur une possible implication d'un acteur étatique dans le contexte des tensions au Moyen-Orient.

La police norvégienne a arrêté trois frères âgés de 20 à 29 ans, citoyens norvégiens d'origine irakienne, à la suite de l'explosion à l'ambassade des États-Unis à Oslo le 8 mars 2026. L'explosion s'est produite dans la nuit de samedi à dimanche à l'une des entrées de l'ambassade, sans faire de blessés. Les suspects, inconnus jusqu'alors des services de police, sont soupçonnés d'une infraction terroriste, a indiqué l'enquêteur principal Christian Hatlo à la NRK. Ce développement fait suite aux premières investigations sur l'explosion, que la police a reliée à des conflits au Moyen-Orient, incluant une vidéo suspecte publiée sur la page Google Maps de l'ambassade et mettant en scène l'ancien dirigeant iranien Ali Khamenei. Hatlo n'a pas exclu d'autres arrestations. Les autorités examinent si un acteur étatique a commandité l'attaque et coopèrent avec le FBI et Interpol. La sécurité a été renforcée à Oslo alors que l'enquête se poursuit.

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