Insufficient Evidence to Link Bomb Threats Across Europe to Foreign Powers: Macron
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Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez suspects an attempt to destabilise abroad behind the proliferation of false bomb alerts in Europe False alarms at the
French President Emmanuel Macron said it was too early to attribute the wave of bomb threats that have spread across Europe in recent days to foreign forces. He made the statement in Dublin during a meeting of the European Political Community. “It is still too early to say,” Macron said when asked if a foreign country, including Russia, was behind the threats. He said the available information was not enough to draw such a conclusion. The presid…
While false bomb alerts are increasing in France and Europe, particularly in schools, the head of state has announced the convening of a Defence Council.
French President Emmanuel Macron said today that it was too early to attribute the numerous bomb threats circulating in Europe to foreign forces. The reason is the lack of sufficient evidence, Agence France-Presse reported. Macron made the statement to journalists during a summit of European leaders in Dublin. "Given this wave of bomb threats and warnings, we are of course on high alert. In a few days I will have the opportunity to convene a mee…
A series of false bomb threats targeting airplanes and schools across Europe has triggered a security alert. French President Emmanuel Macron stated that there is not yet enough information to suggest that foreign powers are behind the threats, and announced that he will convene the Defense and Security Council to assess the situation.
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