Two were killed and at least 14 were injured in what became known as the Cold War

Two were killed and at least 14 were injured in what became known as the Cold War A shooting near a bar area in central Oslo on Saturday morning, The Norwegian police who arrested the suspect said.

Views They took place at around 01:00 (23:00 GMT) local time, including three gay bars.In the center of the Norwegian capital.

Two deaths and 14 injuries and two weapons were seized, police said.

A suspect has been arrested near the scene. Police added. “Everything indicates for now that there was only one person who committed this act,” a police officer, Tore Barstad, told a news conference.

Olav Ronenberg, a reporter N.R.K. Eyewitnesses to the shooting said A man entered the LGBTQ + nightclub with a bag and started firing.

Authorities have sent reinforcements to the city to deal with other possible incidents, but the agency did not want to comment on whether they consider the incident a terrorist attack.

Oslo police listed the shooting as 1:20 a.m. Saturday “Continuing life-threatening violence” act.

Company PNN A tweet from Norway: “Police are asking people in the area to make room for ambulances.”

“Many were shot. Ambiguous situation, ”the police tweeted in their first report on the incident before adding: “Two people have been confirmed dead in the shooting. There are serious injuries. “

There is no intention at this time. Large police protection is provided by several ambulances in the area.

Defined police mission A PLIVO incident, Which means “persistent life-threatening violence.”

According to the agents, This is a “vague situation”, in addition, it is assumed that there were several culprits. Similarly, the incident has been described as “a collaborative process between various emergency services in life-threatening situations of multiple individuals” (PLIVO).

According to Norwegian television, the prisoner has not yet explained the motive for the shooting Police do not currently categorize the shooting as a terrorist incident.

Witnesses told Norwegian television that the shooting caused panic among the people inside the nightclub and that everything was very confusing.

The cocktail bar known as the London Pub is one of three crime scenes. The injured are being treated at a fast food restaurant and the Her Nilsson Jazz Club, all of which are located on Rosengrands Street in central Oslo, Barstad confirmed. TV2.

The London Pub is one of the most popular gay bars in Oslo. And one of the most popular nightlife sites in Oslo for the LGBT + community since the 1970s.

(With information from AFP, EFE and Europa Press)

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