During a recent event in Lund, Sweden, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson faced significant interruptions from protesters as he attempted to address students.

The protesters voiced concerns over Sweden's alleged complicity in the Gaza conflict and accused the government of contributing to climate change.

Despite the disruptions, Kristersson stressed the importance of dialogue and the Swedish tradition of allowing differing opinions to be heard, but emphasized speaking one at a time.

He denied government complicity in any genocide and highlighted Sweden's role in criticizing Israel's actions and advocating for a two-state solution.

This event underscores the challenges leaders face in addressing public concerns amid heightened tensions globally.