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Swedish Diplomat Suspected of Espionage Found Dead After Arrest

Swedish Diplomat Suspected of Espionage Found Dead After Arrest
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World May 16, 2025 14:28

stockholm, sweden - A Swedish diplomat arrested for espionage was found dead shortly after being detained, sparking intrigue. The incident follows a recent scandal involving leaked sensitive photos of a national security advisor.

Swedish Diplomat Found Dead After Espionage Arrest

A Swedish diplomat, initially arrested on suspicion of espionage, has been discovered dead post-arrest, raising questions and speculation.

Arrest and Death

The diplomat, whose identity remains undisclosed, was taken into custody over the weekend but was later released, remaining a suspect in the case.

Controversy and Investigations

The espionage activities allegedly took place in Stockholm from May 1 to 11, prompting authorities to explore potential connections to a recent scandal involving national security advisor Tobias Thyberg.

Thyberg resigned within hours of assuming the role after sensitive photos of him surfaced on a dating app, leading to swift media and governmental attention.

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