Passenger planes receive emergency landings after repeated bomb threats, connection unclear - Europe

[London Current Affairs] On the 3rd, numerous passenger planes across Europe received bomb threats and were forced to make emergency landings. All flights landed safely and no one was injured. As people become increasingly wary of risks such as cyber-attacks, concerns are growing over a series of disturbing incidents.

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According to British media, a passenger plane heading from London Heathrow Airport to Warsaw Chopin Airport in Poland received a bomb threat on the 3rd and made an emergency landing at another airport in Warsaw. Local authorities' explosive ordnance disposal squad searched the plane, but no suspicious objects were found.

On the same day, passenger planes departing from Copenhagen, Denmark, and Manchester, England, received bomb threats, as well as planes bound for Bulgaria from Italy and Ireland. In Rome, Italy, two passenger planes were searched after landing due to bomb threats.

It is reported that at least seven passenger planes received bomb threats on the 3rd. No claim of responsibility has been made in either case, and it is unclear whether the incidents are related. In the UK, on ​​the 2nd, a passenger plane from London to Sofia, Bulgaria made an emergency landing in Budapest, Hungary due to a bomb threat.