Terrorist attack in Norway: at least two dead

At least two people died as a result of the explosion near the office of the Norway Prime Minister in Oslo, the Air Force reports. Agencies with reference to eyewitnesses reported eight wounded. The Prime Minister, according to the latest messages, was not injured. The explosion is knocked out by the majority of windows in a 17-story government building, which also houses the office of the office of the head of government.

Norwegian media report that the explosion has thundered as amended by the VG newspaper. A fire arose in the nearby Ministry of Oil Industry. In addition, an explosion is a car with an explosion next to one of the buildings.

It is reported that several more bombs were laid in the government quarter, but they did not explode. The quarter is blocked by the police and special services. The police officially admitted that the bomb exploded in the government quarter, confirming the version of the attack.

According to the Air Force, last week the Norway prosecutor’s office made charges against Mullah Krekar, who lives in Norway, the founder of the Kurdish Islamist organization "Ansar al-Islam", which is suspected of relations with Al-Qaeda. Krekar threatened Norwegian politicians in local media, saying that they would be killed in case of his deportation from Scandinavia. In connection with these threats last week, two people were arrested.