Too Soon to Say if 'Foreign Powers' Behind Europe Bomb Threats: Macron
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Thousands of Italian schools were threatened on Wednesday and Thursday. The Italian government sought to reassure the population, while Emmanuel Macron is due to convene a Defence and Security Council on this subject in a few days' time.
On Thursday, Emmanuel Macron believes that it is too early, for lack of sufficient evidence, to attribute to foreign powers the growing bomb alerts in Europe. Nevertheless, the Head of State announced the convening of a Defence Council "in a few days". - Bomb alerts in Europe: a Defence Council convened by Emmanuel Macron "in a few days" (Politics).
French President Emmanuel Macron appreciates Thursday, in Dublin, that it is too early for multiple bomb alerts in Europe to be attributed to foreign powers, because there is insufficient evidence in this regard, AFP reports.
"At this point, it cannot be said that there would be external powers behind these calls," the President of the Republic said on Thursday.
Several bomb warnings have affected European countries in recent days, including schools and the aviation sector, and their origin remains unknown.
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