Swedish police have reported a significant rise in hand grenade explosions linked to ongoing gang conflicts across the country. According to authorities, a total of 66 such explosions have been recorded so far this year, marking a considerable increase compared to previous years.
Police officials note that the number of hand grenade attacks has doubled compared to the same period last year. The surge highlights the escalation of violence associated with gang rivalry in Sweden, raising concerns about public safety and security in affected areas.
Authorities continue to investigate these incidents and are working to enhance law enforcement measures to curb violence. The rise in grenade attacks underscores the growing challenge of organized crime and its impact on communities across Sweden.