
Henrik Landerholm fined for leaving secret documents regarding NATO
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Henrik Landerholm was an advisor to Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. The case concerns negligence in storing secret state documents.
In September 2025, the district court in Sollentuna near Stockholm acquitted the official. This judgment was appealed by the prosecutor's office. Now the Court of Appeal in Stockholm has sentenced to 52,000. Swedish krona fine of Henrik Landerholm.
According to the indictment, in March 2023, Henrik Landerholm, an adviser to the then Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, forgot to take documents important for state security from a locked cabinet in a conference center near Stockholm.
The case was revealed by the newspaper "Dagens Nyheter". As she wrote, documents related to the process of Sweden's accession to NATO were found by a cleaning lady from Georgia. The woman had connections with a Russian from an Islamist background and received a transfer from him of PLN 15,000. crowns (approx. EUR 1.3 thousand). It is unclear whether the transaction was payment for the document. The cleaning lady could not be interrogated because she had already left Sweden.
Earlier, Landerholm forgot his phone at the Hungarian embassy and left a notebook in the Swedish Radio office, the media revealed. The official resigned at the end of January after the prosecutor's office initiated an investigation into the fact that he left secret documents.
The former adviser to the prime minister wrote on It will then decide whether to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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