After the extreme right-wing Danish-Swedish citizen Rasmus Paludan burned the Quran, violence has erupted in many cities in the last 3 days.
Violence broke out in many cities in the country after the leader of the Stram Kurs Party in Sweden, the far-right Danish-Swedish citizen Rasmus Paludan, burned the Quran in a square in the city of Linköping on Thursday.
Vehicles were set on fire during the events that broke out between extreme rightists and counter-protesters, and many people, including police officers, were injured. It was reported that 3 people were injured in the warning fire opened by the police in the eastern city of Norrköping to disperse the demonstrators. It was reported that many vehicles were set on fire and at least 17 people were detained during the incidents.
During the rally organized by Stram Kurs supporters in the city of Malmö in the south of the country yesterday, many vehicles, including a bus, were set on fire. It was stated that 16 police officers were injured and many police vehicles were set on fire in the events that broke out last week.
Iraq and Iran gave a note to Sweden for the ugly attack on the Quran. On the other hand, Paludan, who was sentenced to a month in prison in 2020 for many crimes, including racism, in Denmark, is known to plan similar Qur'an burning actions in France and Belgium, as well as in other European countries.
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