Norwegian police have arrested three suspects in connection with a bombing that occurred at the US embassy in Oslo on Sunday. According to reports from the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK), the suspects are three brothers who are Norwegian citizens of Iraqi descent. The investigation is currently examining whether the attack may have ties to a state actor or if the brothers have connections to criminal organizations.

The bombing, which was caused by an improvised explosive device, resulted in destruction to the entrance of the consular section of the embassy, although Norwegian authorities confirmed that there were no injuries and the damage was minimal according to initial assessments. The powerful explosion occurred early Sunday morning, raising serious concerns about security and potential motivations behind the attack, reflecting a heightened threat level for diplomatic missions.

The police released a photo of one of the suspects, showing an individual dressed in dark clothing and a hood, concealing their face while carrying a bag or backpack. This incident not only highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in preventing such attacks but also poses questions regarding the security measures in place to protect diplomatic missions in Norway. As the investigation continues, more details may emerge regarding the suspects and their possible motives for this alarming act.