On the evening of the incident, reports from Aftonbladet revealed that at least three people were rushed to the hospital after masked individuals stormed a lecture organized by local political parties in southern Stockholm. The event took place at the Moment theater in Gubbängen district, where dozens of people had gathered to listen to a lecture on politics and environment.
According to eyewitnesses, smoke bombs were set off during the incident, and some attendees were reportedly hit in the face with smoke. The smoke made it difficult for people to breathe, causing confusion and panic. The incident quickly escalated as attendees began to run from the theater.
Several people were taken to the hospital as a result of their injuries, although details about their condition are not yet clear. Police have launched an investigation into the incident as a case of causing danger to others and disturbing public order.
The Farsta Left Party has condemned the attack and blamed it on extremist groups. In a statement on Facebook, they denounced the actions of those responsible and called for an end to such acts in society. The Swedish Prime Minister also spoke out against the attack, stating that it has no place in a free and open society.
