Oslo Embassy Blast: Suspect Sought, Investigation Underway

0:00I'm Corey, and this is your Pulse of the World, Global News Today. Police in Oslo, Norway released surveillance images of a suspect tied to an explosion outside the United States Embassy on Sunday. The pixelated photos show a figure in dark clothes with a concealed face and a backpack. The blast came from an improvised device left at the entrance, causing only minor damage with no one hurt. Earlier this week, authorities confirmed it might be terrorism, but they still have no clue on the motive. They're digging into a now-deleted video posted on Google Maps right around the time of the blast. That clip featured Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Kaminay, who was killed last month in strikes by the United States and Israel on Tehran. Norwegian officials called the attack unacceptable. Foreign Minister Espin Barthideh said, protecting diplomatic sites is a top priority. Social media photos captured the aftermath, like broken glass in the snow and cracks on doors. The United States State Department is also probing the incident.

1:02Both sides stressed how serious they take threats to embassies. Investigators are treating this as high priority, using dogs, drones, and helicopters at the scene. No arrests yet, but they're pushing hard for leads. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Some chase piece, I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.