Norwegian police are currently investigating a video that surfaced on the U.S. embassy's Google Maps pages last night. This development comes in the wake of an explosion at the embassy, which coincided with the posting of the video, though the exact timing is still uncertain. The video features late Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed just over a week ago in an Israeli-American attack in Iran, creating further intrigue around its content and purpose.

The police confirmed their awareness of the video to VG news and have stated that this case is one of many aspects they are currently looking into. Specifically, the video includes Khamenei appearing to leave a door in a subsequent clip, while Persian text overlays the footage, asking questions like "Has he gone? Where has he gone? He went again!" This provocative text, combined with the context of Khamenei's recent death, raises questions about the intentions behind the video's release and its possible connections to ongoing tensions in the region.

Frode Larsen, the head of the Oslo police's joint investigative and intelligence unit, conveyed that while they have acknowledged the video's existence, its relevance to the explosion remains unclear at this stage. As investigations continue, the police are setting out to determine whether the video might have any connection to the recent violence at the embassy, highlighting the complexities surrounding diplomatic security in light of global political dynamics and unrest.