Bomb threats in Europe: Emmanuel Macron says it is too early to attribute responsibility
The French president believes it is too early to attribute these threats to foreign powers
Quick Look
At a summit in Dublin, Emmanuel Macron declared that there is no established evidence to attribute the wave of bomb threats in Europe to foreign powers, while announcing the upcoming holding of a Defense Council.
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Why It Matters
An increase in bomb threats is being observed across Europe.
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday, November 12, that it was too early to attribute the increasing number of bomb threats in Europe to foreign powers, due to a lack of sufficiently established elements.
“Faced with this epidemic of bomb threats and threats, we are obviously very vigilant. I will have the opportunity to convene a Defense and Security Council on this subject in a few days. As I speak to you, we do not have sufficiently established elements to be able to make an attribution. At this stage, we cannot say that there are external powers behind these calls,” the French president told the press during a summit of European leaders in Dublin.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Defense and Security Council held on bomb threats.
Very likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What are the origins of bomb threats?
- What measures will be decided at the Defense Council?
