23-year-old sentenced to life in prison for deadly bombing

The 24-year-old woman died in her sleep when a bomb made from a microwave oven completely demolished her house. She became one of the many bystander victims of the wave of violence. Now the Court of Appeal has upheld the life sentence for the 23-year-old man who lit the fuse.

The 13-kilogram bomb killed 24-year-old Soha Saad and destroyed a neighborhood. The Court of Appeal now sentences the 23-year-old to life imprisonment for the murder – and for also placing bombs in Hässelby and Linköping. – It's great. I was very worried about the verdict, says Soha's father Samer Saad to SVT.

A Russian military court sentenced a 24-year-old man to 13 years in prison in connection with treason and attempted terrorist attacks. Mediazona writes about the decision of the 2nd Eastern District Military Court against Ilya Bezhanovich Katukia. The defendant will spend the first two years in prison, and the remaining 11 years in a maximum security penal colony. He was also fined 100,000 rubles. The Katukia case was not publicly reported. The…

In November, 23-year-old Joshua Dietrich Sjölund was sentenced to life in prison for the explosion that killed 24-year-old Soha Saad in her home in Fullerö outside Uppsala. The Court of Appeal's decision came on Monday after he appealed the verdict.