Stockholm Bombing - Revision history

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 ==Timeline==

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:37, 22 December 2010
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	*'''December 13 2010'''		*'''December 13 2010'''
−	:Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this. Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car. Meanwhile, British police searched Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010, BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref	+	:Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this. Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car. Meanwhile, British police searched Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010, BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref>

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 :One person killed and two others hurt by two blasts in the centre of the Swedish capital, Stockholm, amid reports of a bomb attack. The car exploded at 1700 (1600 GMT) on Saturday (11 December 2010) and the second blast occurred 10 to 15 minutes later on a street about 300m (300yds) away, police spokesman Kjell Lindgren said. Swedish press report that the second blast was a suicide bomber, but police said no cause had yet been determined.
-:A local news agency, TT, said it had received a threatening e-mail shortly before the blasts, which called for "mujahideen", or Islamist fighters, to rise up in Sweden and Europe <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11977524 Stockholm shopping blasts kill one and injure two](12 December 2010),BBC News website, accessed 21 December 2010</ref>
+:A local news agency, TT, said it had received a threatening e-mail shortly before the blasts, which called for "mujahideen", or Islamist fighters, to rise up in Sweden and Europe. <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11977524 Stockholm shopping blasts kill one and injure two](12 December 2010),BBC News website, accessed 21 December 2010</ref>
 *'''December 12 2010'''

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 ==Timeline==
-*December 11 2010
+*'''December 11 2010'''
 :One person killed and two others hurt by two blasts in the centre of the Swedish capital, Stockholm, amid reports of a bomb attack. The car exploded at 1700 (1600 GMT) on Saturday (11 December 2010) and the second blast occurred 10 to 15 minutes later on a street about 300m (300yds) away, police spokesman Kjell Lindgren said. Swedish press report that the second blast was a suicide bomber, but police said no cause had yet been determined.
-:A local news agency, TT, said it had received a threatening e-mail shortly before the blasts, which called for "mujahideen", or Islamist fighters, to rise up in Sweden and Europe.
+:A local news agency, TT, said it had received a threatening e-mail shortly before the blasts, which called for "mujahideen", or Islamist fighters, to rise up in Sweden and Europe <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11977524 Stockholm shopping blasts kill one and injure two](12 December 2010),BBC News website, accessed 21 December 2010</ref>
-*December 12 2010
+*'''December 12 2010'''
 :Officials say the two explosions in Stockholm are being investigated as a "crime of terror". Swedish security police have not yet released the dead man's name, although director of operations [[Anders Thornberg]] says they now have a clearer idea about him.  Meanwhile the Swedish media named a 28-year-old man of Iraqi origin as the suspected bomber.
-:Swedish police are investigating a set of e-mails sent shortly before the blasts threatening attacks because Sweden had sent troops to Afghanistan.
+:Swedish police are investigating a set of e-mails sent shortly before the blasts threatening attacks because Sweden had sent troops to Afghanistan. <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11978389 Stockholm blasts: Sweden probes 'terrorist attack], 12 December 2010, BBC News Website, accessed 20 December 2010 </ref>
-*December 13 2010
+*'''December 13 2010'''
 :Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this. Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car. Meanwhile, British police searched Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010, BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref

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 ==Timeline==
 *December 11 2010
-:One person killed and two others hurt by two blasts in the centre of the Swedish capital, Stockholm, amid reports of a bomb attack.
+:One person killed and two others hurt by two blasts in the centre of the Swedish capital, Stockholm, amid reports of a bomb attack. The car exploded at 1700 (1600 GMT) on Saturday (11 December 2010) and the second blast occurred 10 to 15 minutes later on a street about 300m (300yds) away, police spokesman Kjell Lindgren said. Swedish press report that the second blast was a suicide bomber, but police said no cause had yet been determined.
 :A local news agency, TT, said it had received a threatening e-mail shortly before the blasts, which called for "mujahideen", or Islamist fighters, to rise up in Sweden and Europe.
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 *December 13 2010
-:Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this.
+:Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this. Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car. Meanwhile, British police searched Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010, BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref

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	:Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this.		:Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this.

−	:Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car. Meanwhile, British police searched Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010,BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref>	+	:Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car. Meanwhile, British police searched Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010,BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref
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−	~~==Record and controversies==~~
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 :Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this.
-:Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car.
+:Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car. Meanwhile, British police searched Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010,BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref>
 ==Record and controversies==

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 ==Timeline==
 *December 11 2010
-:One person has been killed and two others hurt by two blasts in the centre of the Swedish capital, Stockholm, amid reports of a bomb attack.
+:One person killed and two others hurt by two blasts in the centre of the Swedish capital, Stockholm, amid reports of a bomb attack.
 :Swedish press reported that the second blast was a suicide bomber, but police said no cause had yet been determined.
 :The car exploded at 1700 (1600 GMT) on Saturday (11 December 2010) and the second blast occurred 10 to 15 minutes later on a street about 300m (300yds) away, police spokesman Kjell Lindgren said.
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 *December 12 2010
-:Two explosions in Sweden's capital Stockholm are being investigated as a "crime of terror", officials say
+:Officials say the two explosions in Stockholm are being investigated as a "crime of terror".
 :Swedish security police have not yet released the dead man's name, although director of operations [[Anders Thornberg]] says they now have a clearer idea about him.
-:Swedish media have named a 28-year-old man of Iraqi origin as the suspected bomber.
+:Swedish media named a 28-year-old man of Iraqi origin as the suspected bomber.
 :Swedish police are investigating a set of e-mails sent shortly before the blasts threatening attacks because Sweden had sent troops to Afghanistan.
 <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11978389 Stockholm blasts: Sweden probes 'terrorist attack], 12 December 2010, BBC News Website, accessed 20 December 2010 </ref>
 *December 13 2010
-Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]].Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this.
+:Stockholm Bomber named as [[Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly]]. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said police were "'''98% sure'''" of this.
- :Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car.
+:Abdaly was named as the registered owner of the car.
- :Meanwhile, British police have been searching Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.
+:Meanwhile, British police have been searching Abdaly's house in Luton. His wife and children are reported to live in the UK, although their exact whereabouts are not known.
-<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 Decenber 2010,BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref>
+<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11983667 Stockholm bomber 'aimed to kill many people'], 13 December 2010,BBC News Site accessed 20 December 2010 </ref>
 ==Record and controversies==
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