Norwegian police call the shooting at a mosque near Oslo an attempted terrorist attack.
The Norwegian police ruled that the August 10 shooting at a mosque in the suburbs of Oslo was a terrorist attack. This was told by law enforcement officers during a press conference, reports Aftenposten. Rune Skjold, acting head of the Oslo police unit, said that, according to law enforcement officers, the defendant in the shooting case supported xenophobic ideas. In particular, he praised the head of the Norwegian government during the Nazi occupation, Vidkun Quisling.