🇫🇷 Emmanuel Macron
Macron says no evidence yet of foreign involvement in Europe
What happened
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that authorities have not found sufficient evidence to link bomb threats across Europe to foreign powers. Security alerts have disrupted schools, railway stations, and flights. Macron announced plans to convene a meeting of France's Defence and Security Council to assess the response. Bomb threats have also affected schools in Italy, Britain, and Ireland, prompting evacuations and inspections.
Why it matters
The bomb threats have raised concerns about a potential coordinated campaign to disrupt public services and create uncertainty. The investigation is ongoing, with French prosecutors examining the circumstances surrounding the warnings. The security concerns have coincided with cyberattacks affecting supermarket refrigeration systems in Europe.
Key facts
- Macron convened a meeting of France's Defence and Security Council
- Authorities have found no evidence of foreign involvement
- Bomb threats have affected schools in several European countries.
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