The Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg has called "national tragedy" yesterday's twin bombings against their registered offices in the government district of Oslo and anti social youth camp on the island of Utoya that has left at least 91 victims . Jens Stoltenberg has stated that this is the worst attack suffered by Norway since the Second World War.
In his opinion, "there is no reason to increase the level of threat to the kingdom." Stoltenberg made this statement at a hearing this morning after police encrypt the morning last at least 84 the number of deaths on the island, where hundreds of young people participating in a youth camp of the Social Democrats, the party of prime minister.
Indeed, the threat to the Government to re-do this one day after the slaughter. A man has been arrested with a knife while visiting leader at a hotel for the victims and families.
In his opinion, "there is no reason to increase the level of threat to the kingdom." Stoltenberg made this statement at a hearing this morning after police encrypt the morning last at least 84 the number of deaths on the island, where hundreds of young people participating in a youth camp of the Social Democrats, the party of prime minister.
Indeed, the threat to the Government to re-do this one day after the slaughter. A man has been arrested with a knife while visiting leader at a hotel for the victims and families.
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