A man's body was found on a deserted island in Norway.

The body of an unknown man who has been there for several weeks has been found on the shores of the uninhabited island of Mosken, part of the Lofoten Islands in Norway. This was reported by the Bild newspaper on June 30, citing sources.

"Initial data indicate that the man was in the water for at least one, and possibly up to four weeks, before he was discovered on the western side of the island, which covers an area of only 1.5 square kilometers," the material says.

The body was found by Norwegian volunteers who were cleaning the beach. The police arrived at the scene and identified the man's height, age and shoe size, but there were no missing people with such information. Personal belongings and clothes were photographed to make it possible to identify the missing person if he arrived from abroad.

A car with a human body was found near the training base of the Iranian national team at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Tijuana, Mexico, on June 13. According to the newspaper, the body was in the trunk of a parked car. It was wrapped in a black bag and showed signs of violent death.