Foxtrot figure charged with multiple violent crimes in Norway
Translated from Norwegian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Norwegian police have charged a 21-year-old Swedish citizen, Ali Namdar, with multiple violent crimes in Norway.
- Namdar is considered a key figure in the Foxtrot network, involved in organizing violent missions.
- He is wanted internationally and suspected in connection with a grenade attack in Oslo and shootings in Sarpsborg and Hรธybrรฅten.
Norwegian police have charged Ali Namdar, a 21-year-old Swedish national, with involvement in several violent incidents across Norway. Authorities consider Namdar a strategically important figure within the Foxtrot network, particularly in organizing violent operations.
Kripos, Norway's national criminal investigation service, and the Oslo police district have jointly charged Namdar. He is internationally wanted by Norwegian authorities. Kripos has identified him as a key figure linked to a grenade attack in Pilestredet in September 2025.
We believe he plays a central role in Foxtrot and is considered strategically important to the network, especially regarding the organization of violent missions.
Namdar faces charges for this attack and other violent missions, including shootings in Sarpsborg and Hรธybrรฅten. Police believe he collaborated with a Norwegian man who was arrested in the Netherlands last fall. The investigation is ongoing, with Namdar considered a significant player in organized crime activities.
He is now charged with this and a number of other offenses concerning violent missions, including a shooting incident in Sarpsborg and a shooting incident in Hรธybrรฅten. In the latter two cases, we believe he collaborated with a Norwegian man who was arrested in the Netherlands last fall.
Originally published by Aftenposten in Norwegian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.