In the early hours of Sunday, an explosion occurred at the American embassy in Oslo, prompting a swift response from the police. Authorities have released two images of a suspect believed to have placed the explosive device at the embassy's entrance. The police have stated that they are interested in any information or observations regarding the individual, as they continue their efforts to identify the suspect and have not yet made any arrests.

The police clarified that the explosive device was not a hand grenade but an improvised explosive device (IED). Ongoing investigations are focused on tracking down anyone connected to the incident, and preliminary findings have ruled out the use of a hand grenade. Security measures and investigations are intensifying around the embassy as law enforcement seeks to ensure the safety of the premises and the public.

Additionally, a mysterious video has surfaced simultaneously with the explosion, published on the embassy's Google Maps page. Law enforcement is looking into the contents of this video to determine if it has any links to the explosion. This incident raises concerns about embassy security in Norway and shows the complexities of addressing potential threats to diplomatic missions.