The terrorist attack on Norwegian capital: 2 killed, 21 injured in shooting outside London pub in Oslo

Two people have lost their lives and 21 people have been injured in a mass shooting in the Norwegian capital Oslo. The shooting took place outside the 'London Gay Bar' in the capital. The attack came as the city prepared for an annual 'Pride Parade' to be held on Saturday. Pride has been canceled after this attack. The police are investigating the matter under the Terrorist Act.

Pride Cancel Key

After this case, the police arrested a 42-year-old man under the Murder, Attempted Murder and Terrorist Act. The Oslo Pride website issued a statement saying, 'We will soon be proud again, but today, we will celebrate our Pride Celebration from home'. The organization has forbidden people from participating in any kind of Pride Pride.

Norway's Prime Minister expressed condolences

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store expressed condolences to the victims, describing it as a "horrific and shocking attack on innocent people". The Speaker of the Norwegian Parliament, Masoud Gharkhani, also offered condolences to the victims. After the attack, the London pub condemned the incident in a statement shared on Facebook, calling it horrific and evil. The pub reported that all their staff was safe. The pub extended its condolences to the victims and their families.

Oslo is known for the Peace Prize

The Nobel Peace Prize is given in Oslo, the capital of Norway. Alfred Nobel gave this responsibility to Norway, but today terrorist attacks are being seen in same Norway.

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