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The Irish state radio and television station "RTA" was evacuated in Dublin on Friday, November 15, after receiving a bomb threat email. It comes as media outlets in Ireland and Bulgaria have received similar threats. The sender of these messages, who identified himself as "Mikhail Andropov", claimed responsibility for a wide wave of fake threats; Threats that disrupted passenger flights throughout Europe. So far, no explosive devices have been found and all the planes affected by these threats have landed safely.

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The Irish state radio and television station "RTA" was evacuated in Dublin on Friday, November 15, after receiving a bomb threat email. It comes as media outlets in Ireland and Bulgaria have received similar threats. The sender of these messages, who identified himself as "Mikhail Andropov", claimed responsibility for a wide wave of fake threats; Threats that disrupted passenger flights throughout Europe. So far, no explosive devices have been found and all the planes affected by these threats have landed safely.

The Irish state radio and television station "RTA" was evacuated in Dublin on Friday, November 15, after receiving a bomb threat email. It comes as media outlets in Ireland and Bulgaria have received similar threats. The sender of these messages, who identified himself as "Mikhail Andropov", claimed responsibility for a wide wave of fake threats; Threats that disrupted passenger flights throughout Europe. So far, no explosive devices have been found and all the planes affected by these threats have landed safely.

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