Three children were injured in a shooting at a primary school in Finland early on Tuesday, and a suspect, who was also a minor, was later apprehended, Finnish police said.The victims were taken to hospital, a police spokesperson told Reuters.The shooting took place at the Viertola school in Vantaa, a suburb to the capital Helsinki, which has around 800 students from first to ninth grade and a staff of some 90 people, according to the local municipality."The immediate danger is over," the Viertola school's principal Sari Laasila told Reuters, declining to comment further on the incident.This is a developing story.

Israel is operating all over the Middle East to exact a price from those who threaten it, the country's defense minister said on Tuesday, though he did not refer directly to a suspected Israeli strike against a group of Iranian officers in Damascus."We are currently in a multi-front war – we see evidence of this every day, including over the last few days," Defense Minister Yoav Gallant told a parliamentary committee, according to a statement from his office."We operate everywhere, every day, in order to prevent our enemies from gaining strength and in order to make it clear to anyone who threatens us – all over the Middle East – that the price for such action will be a big one."

Turkey on Tuesday condemned what it called an Israeli attack on the Iranian embassy in Damascus and warned that the incident could lead to a broader conflict in the region.The foreign ministry said the attack was a violation of international law by Israel, of which it has been harshly critical of over its assault on Gaza. It called for restraint, common sense, and respect for laws from all parties.