According to the newspaper, it is about a total of nine trips that were officially made in the service.
"I have on some occasions via the Government Offices booked trips to meetings in the service that either went via Berlin or ended in Berlin instead of Stockholm, and which I later became aware of and therefore do not count as business trips. In these cases, I have cancelled the trip or requested a salary deduction", writes Landerholm in a comment to Aftonbladet.
The salary deductions were, however, made only after Aftonbladet began asking questions about the trips. According to the newspaper, it is about salary deductions for two flights totalling 7,500 kronor and 1,638 kronor for a train ticket and the cost of a courier service.
When Landerholm's partner moved to Sweden, the trips to Berlin ceased entirely.
There has been a storm surrounding Landerholm lately since DN revealed that he had forgotten confidential documents at a conference centre, his mobile phone at the Hungarian Embassy, and a notebook at Sveriges Radio after participating in an interview.
