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“Russian extremist group denies sending hoax bomb threats”

“Scores of flights across Europe have received bomb threats this week, but no explosives have been found so far.”

Russian extremist group denies links to hoax bomb threats across Europe

Key points

  • The 'Male State' extremist group denies involvement in European hoax bomb threats.
  • Hoax threats disrupted flights, including Ryanair Rome-Lisbon and Wizz Air Prague-Rome.
  • Aeroporti di Roma received the initial email, allegedly from a Bogota health service address.
  • Italy's defence minister warns of a strategy to increase chaos amid incidents.
  • Media and investigators question who is behind the threats and potential copycats.
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    Russian extremist group denies sending hoax bomb threats.

    Dozens of European flights face diversions or fighter escorts, while broadcasters evacuate; no bombs or injuries are found.

    SourcesThe Japan Times01:02 UTCDaily Maverick03:05 UTCChannel News Asia08:41 UTCAl Jazeera11:18 UTCDW12:48 UTCBBC12:51 UTCThe New York Times13:11 UTCNDTV14:53 UTCand 11 more
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    Russian extremist group denies sending hoax bomb threats.

    Dozens of European flights face diversions or fighter escorts, while broadcasters evacuate; no bombs or injuries are found.
    SourcesThe Japan Times01:02 UTCDaily Maverick03:05 UTCChannel News Asia08:41 UTCAl Jazeera11:18 UTCDW12:48 UTCBBC12:51 UTCThe New York Times13:11 UTCNDTV14:53 UTCand 11 more
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