A new wave of false bomb reports has affected at least 27 passenger flights across Europe, including flights by Aer Lingus, Many, Finnair, EasyJet and Iberia. According to AP and Reuters, flights from Copenhagen, Dublin, Helsinki, Madrid, Milan, Warsaw and others received reports of a possible threat. Most of the planes were sent for an emergency landing, others landed safely at their destinations. For example, an Airbus A320 of the Irish airline Aer Lingus, flying from Dublin to Rome, had to change its route after a bomb threat was reported. The passenger plane landed at the Air Force Base in Normandy. And in Romania, almost 200 passengers were evacuated from a plane flying from Milan to Bucharest. The Finnish airline Finnair also confirmed receiving a threat on a plane flying from Helsinki to Rome. Italian Air Force fighters scrambled to escort the plane. Another Finnair flight landed safely in Vienna after receiving a warning. The test results did not reveal any explosive devices on board the plane. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the threats. However, they appeared against the backdrop of statements by European officials who accused Russia and Iran of hybrid attacks, sabotage and sabotage. *Highlighted countries on the map indicate landing sites where bomb threats have been reported / Reuters. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.

A new wave of false bomb reports has affected at least 27 passenger flights across Europe, including flights by Aer Lingus, Many, Finnair, EasyJet and Iberia. According to AP and Reuters, flights from Copenhagen, Dublin, Helsinki, Madrid, Milan, Warsaw and others received reports of a possible threat. Most of the planes were sent for an emergency landing, others landed safely at their destinations. For example, an Airbus A320 of the Irish airline Aer Lingus, flying from Dublin to Rome, had to change its route after a bomb threat was reported. The passenger plane landed at the Air Force Base in Normandy. And in Romania, almost 200 passengers were evacuated from a plane flying from Milan to Bucharest. The Finnish airline Finnair also confirmed receiving a threat on a plane flying from Helsinki to Rome. Italian Air Force fighters scrambled to escort the plane. Another Finnair flight landed safely in Vienna after receiving a warning. The test results did not reveal any explosive devices on board the plane. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the threats. However, they appeared against the backdrop of statements by European officials who accused Russia and Iran of hybrid attacks, sabotage and sabotage. *Highlighted countries on the map indicate landing sites where bomb threats have been reported / Reuters. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.