Following an explosion outside the US embassy in Oslo, Norway, the Police Security Service (PST) has confirmed that there will be no change to the current terror threat level, which remains at a moderate level 3 out of 5. Eirik Veum, a senior advisor at PST, stated that the incident does not affect their overall assessment of the terrorist threat landscape in the country.

PST has indicated that while the general terror threat in Norway remains unchanged, there is a heightened threat specifically against Israeli, Jewish, and American targets. This indicates that the authorities are particularly vigilant in monitoring any potential risks associated with these groups. The persistent moderate threat level reflects the ongoing concerns regarding possible terrorist activities in Norway, even as the broader threat landscape remains stable.

Additionally, the investigation into the explosion is being carried out by the Oslo police district, with PST collaborating closely with the police to ensure a thorough inquiry into the incident. This cooperative effort highlights the importance of inter-agency communication in addressing security challenges and maintaining public safety amidst heightened threat levels.