Sweden's Worst School Shooting Leaves 10 Dead and Community Grieving

The Örebro massacre at Campus Risbergska raises questions about gun laws, racial motives, and the shooter's ties to the school.

Ten people, aged 28 to 68, were killed and five others injured when a gunman opened fire at Campus Risbergska, an adult education center in Örebro, Sweden, before taking his own life.
Police are investigating potential racial motivations for the attack, as the victims included individuals of multiple nationalities, including a Syrian refugee identified by family as Salim Iskef.
The suspected shooter, 35-year-old Rickard Andersson, reportedly had connections to the school and lived a reclusive life, according to neighbors.
Swedish officials, including the King and Prime Minister, visited the site to honor victims, while calls for stricter gun laws and social media regulation have intensified.
Authorities recovered three firearms, 10 empty magazines, and unused ammunition at the scene, with the investigation into the motive and circumstances ongoing.