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حملات در نروژ

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Also known as Oslo explosion, 2011, Oslo explosion, Oslo bombing, 2011 Oslo bomb, 2011 bomb in Oslo, 2011 Utøya shooting, 2011 Oslo explosion, 2011 Oslo bombing

two sequential lone wolf terrorist attacks in Norway on 22 July 2011

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On July 22, 2011, Norway experienced two devastating terrorist attacks carried out by a single attacker: a bombing in Oslo and a mass shooting at a youth camp, which together killed 77 people and became one of Europe's deadliest attacks in recent history. The attacks matter because they highlighted the threat of far-right extremism in Western Europe and sparked important conversations about security, radicalization, and how societies respond to domestic terrorism.

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Instance of
terrorist attack
Country
Norway
Located in
Buskerud
Time zone
UTC+02:00
Location
Utøya
Image
Regjeringsbygget 22.7.2011.jpg
Number of deaths
77
Number of injured
319
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topic's main category
Category:2011 Norway attacks
Commons category
2011 Norway attacks
point in time
2011-07-22
target
civilian
number of perpetrators
1
armament
Glock 34
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