Fredrik Wesslau: “There Is a Strong Indication that Russia Would Be Behind the Bomb Threats to Aircraft in Europe”
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More than 25 flights across Europe were affected, in a perimeter stretching from Bulgaria to Scotland.
Europe has experienced two waves of bomb threats at airplanes and airports this week, and also a second cyber attack on supermarkets in several countries where freezers have been turned into ovens. No one has claimed responsibility for these incidents and no authority dares to point the finger at anyone. But given the context in which it occurs, it is inevitable that he plans the idea that Moscow may be behind it. We spoke to Fredrik Wesslau, an…
Military analysts point out that bomb threats against aircraft in Europe, even without the discovery of dangerous objects, could cause immense economic damage and disrupt aviation systems. They also note that Russia may benefit from such threats.
Europe must take a much tougher stance against Russia, which is meanwhile waging a "shadow war" against us. That is what Russia expert Jan Balliauw says on VRT NWS Terzake following the wave of bomb threats on European flights. "Moscow is sowing chaos here, but Europe can do the same in return."
"The goal is to create chaos for chaos's sake," says a researcher in hybrid warfare.
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