Police: Information about Sweden has no significance for Norwegian conditions
Norwegian police stated that information concerning potential threats to the energy sector in Sweden does not impact Norway.
In a statement to NRK, Torben Henriksen, the chief of operations at the Norwegian police's situational center, addressed recent reports from Swedish media regarding potential threats to the energy sector across the Nordic countries. He confirmed that the Norwegian police are aware of these concerns but emphasized that the information currently available does not appear to have relevance for Norway's situation.
Henriksen referred to assessments conducted by Swedish police, which led to the conclusion that the reported threats do not necessitate any changes or increased alert levels in Norway. This response illustrates the importance of inter-country cooperation on security issues while also highlighting the independence of national assessments regarding potential threats.
As Norway continues to maintain its security protocols, the reassurance from law enforcement suggests that current national security measures remain robust despite the evolving scenarios in neighboring countries. The statement aims to inform the public and the media about the local context and to alleviate any undue concern stemming from external reports.