Swedish Teens Charged Over Explosions Near Israeli Embassy in Copenhagen

Authorities investigate potential Iranian involvement in attacks near Israeli embassies in Denmark and Sweden.

Two Swedish teenagers, aged 16 and 19, have been charged with possessing and detonating hand grenades near the Israeli Embassy in Copenhagen.
The explosions occurred early Wednesday, causing damage to a nearby building but no injuries were reported.
Investigators are exploring whether the attacks could be linked to terrorism, with Swedish intelligence suggesting possible Iranian involvement.
Previous incidents in Stockholm, including gunfire and a grenade found near the Israeli Embassy, have raised concerns about targeted attacks.
Swedish and Danish authorities are collaborating to determine the extent of any connections to Iranian-backed criminal networks.