The trial for the tragic bombing in Fullerö, north of Uppsala, which claimed the life of 24-year-old Soha Saad, has commenced.

The explosion, which occurred last year, was part of an internal conflict within the criminal network Foxtrot.

The bomb, made from 13 kilos of dynamite hidden in a microwave, was intended for a neighboring house linked to a gang leader.

However, it ended the life of Saad, an innocent bystander with no criminal ties, as she slept.

Three men, aged 20, 24, and 34, are on trial, accused of murder, though they deny the charges.

The prosecutor described the scene as a 'war zone,' highlighting the severe impact of gang violence on innocent lives.

Saad's family, devastated by the loss, has faced threats and remains in hiding, underscoring the broader societal impact of gang-related violence.