Explosion in Oslo with teenager reportedly detained
- Norwegian police investigated an explosion on Tuesday evening in central Oslo near Pilestredet, where a grenade was detonated and one suspect arrested.
- The explosion occurred shortly after reports emerged of drones being observed in the vicinity of airports in both Oslo and Copenhagen, raising concerns about possible coordinated actions involving multiple individuals.
- Authorities found a planted hand grenade on a tram line and other undetonated devices, leading police to cordon off the area and warn residents via emergency mobile messages.
- Police Chief Brian Skotnes said the second device was a "military-style" hand grenade and that "there may be several people involved" in what was described as a "showdown between criminals."
- No injuries occurred, but the incident disrupted traffic including trams, police are searching for additional suspects, and the investigation remains ongoing amid heightened security alerts.
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