Washington Post blame Colonel Gaddafi in the bombing of Oslo?

OSLO - According to American newspaper, The Washington Post, which has close ties to the CIA, the bombing in Oslo likely to have been carried out by the Libyan leader, Moammar Gaddafi. The writing says:

1. Previous Colonel Gaddafi threatened Europe with the bombing in retaliation for NATO's military campaign in Libya

2. Norway has also contributed significantly to the NATO-led war diLibya. 10 percent of NATO attacks, against Libya were dropped from Norway. Norway has bombed towns and villages with their F-16 since March.

While conflicting reports about the blast victims have been published.

The Daily Telegraph reported that there were fears that the death toll in the hundreds. Officially reported figures are much smaller.

Initially, it was reported that two people were killed and 10 wounded. Then it is said that seven were killed and 10 wounded. Meanwhile, according to Al Arabiya, 32 people were killed and many injured.

It is assumed by the strength and nature of the explosion which occurred at around 15:30 local time by a car bomb.

Immediately after the explosion, the dead and wounded lying in the streets that turned into a pool of blood. A 17-storey building owned by the government began to burn, in which the VG newspaper editorial offices are also located.

Ground floor of the building is completely destroyed. Government officials to flee en masse from their office damaged. Police advised residents to stay away from their phones.

The center city is in ruins, a thick cloud of smoke rose over the city.

Also reported on the shooting that erupted at a meeting of youths near the Norwegian capital shortly after the explosion.

According to some data, 10 people were killed, many injured. One delegate who called the local newspaper Fredrikstad Blad said abhwa chaos happening on the island.

An unidentified man, began shooting, he wore a police uniform. The incident took place at a summer camp of the youth organization of the coalition ruling party.

Reported by police in Oslo, a detachment of special police were sent to the island by helicopter Uteya.

In the first half of the day, former Prime Minister of Norway, Gro Harlem Brundtland spoke at the camp. The next day the report is scheduled to be given by Jens Stoltenberg.

Police believe the explosion in Oslo Norway and shooting at the youth camp are related to each other, reports the BBC.

Prime Minister of Norway, Jens Stoltenberg is scheduled to arrive at the youth camp and spoke at the event.

Norwegian police ask residents to leave the city of Oslo and not out of their homes.

New York Times reported that the responsibility for the bombings and shootings in Oslo on an island allegedly committed by the group "Ansar al-Jihad al-Alami".