Norwegian Brothers Arrested for US Embassy Blast

0:00It's March 11, here's your global news in two minutes. Three brothers in their 20s have been arrested in Norway for an explosion outside the U.S. Embassy in Oslo on Sunday. Police say it came from an improvised device left at the entrance, causing only minor damage with no one hurt. The suspects are Norwegian citizens with ties to Iraq and none had been on police radar before. One matches a photo authorities released earlier this week of a person they wanted to question. Officials called it a suspected terror bombing and labeled the act unacceptable. Norway's Foreign Minister stressed how vital it is to protect diplomatic sites, while the U.S. State Department is looking into it too. Investigators found a now-deleted video on Google Maps from around the blast time, showing Iran's former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay, who died last month in U.S. Israeli strikes on Tehran. Police use dogs, drones, and helicopters to scour the scene, treating it as top priority.

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