Thursday, April 25, 2024

Members of Norway’s Royal Guard unit using illegal drugs, commented by Indonesian global observer

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Thirty members of Norway’s Royal Guard unit have been dismissed after using illegal drugs while on leave, their commanding officer Trond Robert Forbregd told the country's state broadcaster NRK on Wednesday.

 
Correspondent IBP

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Red - Annelis

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