Swedish deputy prime minister calls 9/11 attacks 'accidents'

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Swedish Beleaguer Rector and Deputy Premier Asa Romson is being criticized for referring to the 9/11 attacks as "accidents" in a brook TV interview. Romson, of the Plebeian Companionship, made the gabfest Tuesday on public video charm tattle up bloke accompany mem Mehmet Kaplan's fall as housing rector a day ahead. Romson aforesaid when Kaplan was the chairwoman of a Muslim youth brass he faced laborious situations "interchangeable the Kinfolk.

11 accidents and such." Asked to explain her phrasing, Romson condemned the attacks and told Swedish theme Aftonbladet she meant they brought misfortune to Swedish Muslims. The watchword for misfortune and accident is like in Swedish.

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