‘Message to the West’ bomb threats target European newsrooms, travel
Newsrooms in Ireland and Bulgaria received bomb threats from someone identifying themself as ‘Mikhail Andropov’, claiming responsibility for a wave of hoax threats that have disrupted dozens of flights across Europe this week. UK broadcaster Sky also said it also received a security threat.
A string of hoax alerts causing flight diversions across Europe this week has broadened to include newsrooms.
While a wave of bomb threats has affected nearly 30 flights across Europe, there's been a security scare in Australia, with armed AFP officers meeting a flight in Sydney overnight after threats were sent to the airport.
A separate incident has been reported in Bulgaria, amid a string of bomb threats disrupting air travel across Europe.
What we know about flight disruptions across Europe. Security inspections reveal no explosives as fighter jets escort planes amid Europe's major wave of bomb threats.
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