Embassy Blast in Oslo: Police Hunt for Suspects

0:00On March 8th, an explosion rocked the U.S. Embassy in Oslo, early Sunday morning around 1 a.m. local time. No one was hurt, and the blast caused only minor damage to one entrance. Police quickly sealed off the area and launched a full investigation. Officers are treating this as a serious incident in a public space, deploying dogs, drones, and helicopters to hunt for possible suspects. They're prioritizing the case with major resources, and a bomb squad is on-site examining the scene. Local residents heard what sounded like three bangs that shook the ground, followed by thick smoke near the embassy. One sixteen-year-old boy and a group of friends waiting for a taxi, described flashing lights, police dogs, armed officers, and choppers overhead soon. After, investigators now believe it was a deliberate act, though details on the device remain under wraps this early. They're interviewing witnesses and have no links yet to tensions in the Middle East involving U.S. targets. Officers are asking anyone who notice anything unusual between midnight and 2 a.m. to come

1:03forward with tips as the probe continues.