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The threats are part of a series of bomb scares that have recently affected around 280 schools and other scheduled flights.
The first information on emails arriving at Italian airports reporting the presence of bombs on board Italian flights will be sent to the competent prosecutor's offices. Once the documents have been received, investigation files will be opened. Polaria and postal police investigators are working on the matter.
At the moment it cannot be ruled out that there could be a connection with the e-mail messages sent in recent days announcing bombs on other flights and in around 280 schools. The email received this morning was apparently signed by the 'fighters of the Male State'.
Coordination at a European level is hypothesized behind the false bomb alerts on several scheduled flights, triggered in recent days. For this reason, international cooperation channels have been activated to identify the servers from which the emails announcing the bombs on board airliners passed and the IP addresses to trace those responsible. From what has been reconstructed so far, the e-mail messages would have arrived from compromised addresses or from e-mail addresses that guarantee anonymized services such as Proton mail.

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