Kort Forklart: Trump om krigen: – Den store bølgen er ikke kommet ennå
·7 min
The episode opens with Foreign Minister Espen Bartheide describing the current security situation as the most serious since World War II, questioning if it marks the end of a golden age. It then shifts to the Middle East conflict, noting the U.S. advising investors to leave and flight cancellations, including Norwegian Airlines halting Dubai flights until March 10. Donald Trump is quoted from a CNN interview predicting worse attacks, stating 'we haven't even started hitting them hard.' Iran's Revolutionary Guard is reported planning an attack on an American airbase in Bahrain, focusing on U.S. military targets. Norway's Bartheide criticizes the U.S. and Israel's attack on Iran as a breach of public rights, drawing criticism from Israel's chargé d'affaires in Norway, Eitan Halon. Halon defends Israel's pre-emptive strike and accuses Norway of 'standing on the wrong side of history.' Bartheide responds by emphasizing the importance of a world order based on self-defense rights. The episode also covers domestic news, with Marius Borg Høyby charged for unscrupulous misdemeanor and violation of the right to visit. The charges relate to an incident involving a woman referred to as the Frogner woman, where Høyby allegedly called her 'whore,' broke her phone, and wielded a knife. His defense attorney notes differing accounts, and Høyby recognizes guilt. The episode concludes with a promotional segment for TripleTex accounting software.
