European Flights Diverted After Bomb Threats
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(Rome=Yonhap News) Correspondent Min Gyeong-rak = As a large number of explosive device reports were received again from passenger planes flying over Europe, chaos continues, with even fighter jets being scrambled...
Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, a military analyst at the Bruegel study centre, said that the bomb threats that have hit several European flights in recent days constitute a "very effective strategy to sow chaos". False threats have forced emergency landings, security inspections and changes in the hours of dozens of flights.
On Thursday 5 November, at least 12 aircraft were affected by bomb alerts after several European airports received threats, an episode that recalls attempts to destabilize the continent for several weeks.
Bullying in the European Union: 12 airstrips have been targeted for such alerts, according to the international press. These are three aircraft destined for Sofia, four for Prague, one for Dublin-Rome, and one for Bucharest, which broadcasts IPN.
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