Attackers paint swastikas in Stockholm mosque

At a Stockholm mosque soon after morning supplications on Saturday, unidentified aggressors burst into the building, shower painting swastikas and detest discourse on the dividers and tossing fireworks, police said.

The greater part of the admirers had left the mosque at the season of the assault with the exception of one, and he was shaken yet unharmed, mosque authorities told Swedish news organization TT.

Police said they were exploring the occurrence as vandalism and an abhor wrongdoing. No captures had been made a few hours after the assault.

"This is not something one would anticipate... It's difficult to comprehend what is happening in the public arena, both universally and in our own nation. I don't perceive Sweden any longer," Mustafa Tumturk, an agent of Stockholm's Muslim people group and one of the authors of the mosque in 1985, told TT.

Sweden has seen a spate of assaults against mosques and outcast focuses as of late, as the nation has taken in record quantities of displaced people - 245,000 in 2014 and 2015.