Bomb Threats Spread to Several European Media Outlets with Russia Under Suspicion
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Copenhagen. A wave of bomb threats against passenger flights across Europe occurred yesterday for the third time this week. Now three television stations from Ireland, the UK and Bulgaria were also warned.
Experts suspect that Europe-wide coordination of the actions that have affected European air traffic this week.
At least 35 flights have been targeted by bomb threats over the past three days. Affected countries are reportedly investigating links to Russia.
Started a cross-border inquiry to understand if there is a direct involvement of Moscow
After a week of chaos at European airports, with more than 20 aircraft forced into emergency operations due to bomb threats, several media outlets have received similar threats this Friday. Ireland’s public television, RTÉ, has been evacuated after receiving a bomb threat via an email, a “security threat” that has also been received by the British network Sky News hours later.
"This is just the beginning" was written in the claim via email, in which it threatened to blow up planes, ships, metro and trains. For the 007 Europeans the Russian origin, reports the Financial Times, is the most likely for motive, operating modes, previous and first clues emerged
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