Killed 77 people: Norwegian terrorist Breivik appeared in court with a Z on his head and supported Russia

Killed 77 people: Norwegian terrorist Breivik appeared in court with a Z on his head and supported Russia Angelika Baybak

Norwegian terrorist Anders Breivik, who was convicted of killing 77 people, came to the new hearing with the letters Z shaved on both sides of his head. He also brought a poster in support of Russia.

This was reported by 24 Kanal with reference to Dagbladet and NRK, which showed footage from the courtroom.

Norwegian terrorist shaved Z on his head

In the Norwegian prison, which is located in the municipality of Ringerike, a new request for parole of terrorist Anders Breivik was considered. The court will consider the terrorist's request within 3 days, and at the first hearing the terrorist appeared in an image that literally expresses clear support for Russian aggression.

Thus, the terrorist shaved the letters Z on both sides. It is this letter of the Latin alphabet that has become a symbol of the Russian invasion. Now many countries equate this symbol with the swastika and include them in the list of prohibited symbols at the legislative level.

Norwegian terrorist Breivik shaved Z on his head/Photo by Beate Oma Dahle, NTB

Help. On July 22, 2011, a double terrorist attack occurred in Norway. First, an explosion occurred in the center of the Norwegian capital Oslo near the residence of the Prime Minister. Seven people were killed there, and dozens were wounded. Two hours later, Anders Breivik carried out a massacre at the youth camp of the Labor Party on the island of Utoya, shooting 68 people. Witnesses of the attack on the island of Utoya described a terrible picture of how “a tall blond man dressed in a police uniform asked people to gather in one place and began shooting them.” For these terrorist attacks, Breivik was sentenced to 21 years in prison (until 2032).

Norwegian media do not claim that with such a “hairstyle” Breivik expressed support for the aggressive regime of Russia. At the same time, it remains unclear what exactly the terrorist wanted to say by shaving the Latin letter.

However, the fact that the terrorist supports Putin's war of conquest is also indicated by his poster, which Breivik brought to the meeting. On it, the extremist supported the policies of Russia, Iran, China and North Korea and made a corresponding speech in defense of the dictators.

By the way, at the meeting Breivik said that he does not repent of the crimes he committed. This is not the first time that a terrorist has tried to get out of prison. Previously, the terrorist has repeatedly complained about the conditions of his detention. In particular, he appealed to the European Court of Human Rights due to the alleged “severe restrictions on contacts in a solitary (three-room) cell,” and also complained that “food is heated in a microwave oven, and the menu is changed only once every two days.”

In 2022, the court rejected Breivik's request for parole, ruling that he had not changed and remained a danger to society.