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From Moncloa to Torrejón: the Bomb Letters that Followed the Method of Russian Espionage

Summary by Moncloa
The labyrinth of the bomb letters and the shadow of Unit 29155 At the end of 2022, six envelopes quilted with homemade pyrotechnic material and shrapnel put the state institutions on high alert. The shipments were addressed to the Palace of La Moncloa, the Ministry of Defense, the Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid, [...] La entrada De Moncloa to Torrejón: the bomb letters that followed the method of Russian espionage aparece primero en Moncloa.
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The labyrinth of the bomb letters and the shadow of Unit 29155 At the end of 2022, six envelopes quilted with homemade pyrotechnic material and shrapnel put the state institutions on high alert. The shipments were addressed to the Palace of La Moncloa, the Ministry of Defense, the Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid, [...] La entrada De Moncloa to Torrejón: the bomb letters that followed the method of Russian espionage aparece primero en Moncloa.

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Moncloa broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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