What Is the Men's State that Allegedly Signed the Bomb Threats and Is It Really Connected to the Threats?
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Vladislav Pozdnikov said this Friday that his masculinist group "doesn't exist since 2021", date of ban by Russia. Several threat emails sent this week alluded to this movement.
Some organizations affected by these false warnings, such as Birmingham, Rome and Sofia airports, had received messages signed by so-called "male state combatants".
The racist and misogynistic network of the same name was banned in Russia in 2021. The founder of the network denies any connection to the bomb threats.
The bomb alerts that caused chaos at several airports in Europe brought to the attention of the Russian extremist group "Male State. Indicated as a possible source of threats, the organisation denies any involvement and claims that there have been no more years.
Nearly 30 flights across Europe were targeted by unfounded bomb threats on Thursday. There is currently no clear information about who or what was behind the threats.
The Russian extremist group ‘Male State, directly indicated as the author of this week's wave of bomb threats from European airports, has categorically denied any connection to false alerts that have seriously disrupted air traffic. The official reaction comes in the context of new alerts targeting an Ryanair race on the Rome-Lisbon route and a Wizz Air flight from Prague to Rome, urgently redirected to Venice, while the Irish government is alre…
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