European intelligence agencies are considering Russia's involvement in the mass mailing of threats to bomb airplanes. The Financial Times writes about this with reference to intelligence sources. The intelligence services of several European countries have begun a joint investigation into the origin of mass false threats. According to one version, pro-Kremlin activists or hacker groups may have been involved in the mailing, FT sources report. In addition, the writers of the alleged threat letters promised to continue their activities. This is just the beginning. What happened this week is only a small part of what awaits Europe in the near future. Very soon we will blow up your planes, cruise ships, subway stations and trains.
- The publication quotes an excerpt from the letter, received by several European media. More details on the Dozhed website. This week, a wave of false mining reports hit European airlines. Because of this, dozens of planes had to make emergency landings. In addition, media outlets such as RTE, Mediahaus, Virgin Media Television, Independent News Media and Sky News received bomb threats on Friday.