The Swedish prosecutor's office on Wednesday filed charges of "inciting international enmity" against two Iraqi apostates who burned the holy book of the Holy Quran several times in 2023, causing many protests and interstate conflicts in Muslim countries.

It became known that Salvan Momika, who burned the Koran in Sweden, did not die in Norway and was deported to Sweden without asylum.

A Swedish migration court has ruled to deport Iraqi extremist Salwan Momika, who repeatedly lit the Koran in protest under police protection. Momika's residence permit, which expires on April 16, 2024, will not be renewed.