瑞典左党议员阿里收到「离开议会」威胁信 安全局接手调查
10月4日（周日），瑞典左党国会议员穆罕默德·阿卜杜卡迪尔·阿里（Mohamed Abdukardir Ali）在社交媒体上公开了一封寄到他家中的威胁信的照片。瑞典《晚报》（Aftonbladet）报道，信中写道：「离开议会，否则我们会帮你离开。」
左党党务秘书玛丽亚·福什贝里（Maria Forsberg）向媒体确认，阿里在家中收到威胁信件，此事已向警方报案，左党将给予阿里全力支持。她表示，针对政治人物的威胁损害民主。
瑞典安全局（Säpo）随后接手了这起涉嫌非法威胁案件的调查。警方对瑞典广播电台P4达拉纳频道证实了调查移交一事，但未公开点名当事人；安全局对《晚报》表示，报案人属于其保护对象，案件由一名负责国家安全事务的检察官主导调查。
阿里在今年9月13日的议会选举中代表左党在达拉纳选区当选。他的当选此前已牵涉另一起调查：检方正在调查博伦厄（Borlänge）涉嫌选举舞弊的指控，调查围绕阿里在党内候选人个人得票中意外跃居前列一事展开。检方此前表示，如选举审查委员会下令重选，该案可能牵动多达11个议席。阿里否认参与任何不当行为，并已申请两周期假；据TT通讯社报道，他尚未被正式告知涉嫌犯罪。
除博伦厄一案外，斯德哥尔摩警方9月下旬也宣布，已就首都周边5起涉嫌选举舞弊的投诉展开初步调查，其中两起涉及涉嫌买票。
来源：瑞典《晚报》（Aftonbladet）、瑞典广播电台P4达拉纳频道、TT通讯社、路透社，2026年10月。
Swedish Left Party MP Ali Receives 'Leave Parliament' Threat at Home; Security Service Takes Over Investigation
On Sunday, October 4, Mohamed Abdukardir Ali, a Left Party member of Sweden's parliament, shared a photograph on social media of a threatening letter sent to his home. The newspaper Aftonbladet reported that the letter read: "Leave parliament or we will help you do it."
Left Party secretary Maria Forsberg confirmed to media that Ali had received threatening correspondence at home, that the threat had been reported to police, and that the party would give Ali its full support. She said threats against politicians damage democracy.
Sweden's Security Service, Säpo, has since taken over the investigation into suspected unlawful threats. Police confirmed the takeover to Sveriges Radio's P4 Dalarna but would not publicly identify the person concerned. Säpo told Aftonbladet that the complainant is someone under its protection and that a national security prosecutor is leading the investigation.
Ali was elected for Dalarna in the parliamentary election of September 13. His election has also been linked in reporting to a separate investigation into suspected electoral fraud in Borlänge, centred on how he unexpectedly overtook other candidates on his party's ballot in personal votes. Prosecutors have said the case could put as many as 11 parliamentary seats in play if the Election Review Board orders a re-run. Ali has denied any involvement and has requested two weeks' leave from parliament; TT news agency reported that he had not been formally notified of criminal suspicion.
Beyond the Borlänge case, Stockholm police announced in late September that they had opened preliminary investigations into five complaints of election fraud around the capital, two of them involving suspected vote-buying.
Sources: Aftonbladet, Sveriges Radio P4 Dalarna, TT news agency and Reuters, October 2026.
图片来源：斯德哥尔摩瑞典议会大厦航拍。摄影：Arild Vågen，CC BY-SA 4.0，来源：Wikimedia Commons
