British broadcaster Sky also announced that it had received attack threats
Sky has also launched a security review as part of coordinated threats against media organizations in Ireland.
Quick Look
- Following organizations such as RTE and Virgin Media in Ireland, Sky also received bomb attack threats.
- The institution, which initiated a security investigation, works in coordination with the relevant authorities.
- Prime Minister Michael Martin said the threats were part of a campaign of disruption across Europe.
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Why It Matters
Many media outlets in Ireland, including RTE, received bomb attack threats via e-mail. It is stated that similar threats also target the aviation industry across Europe.
In the statement made by Sky, "Sky is one of the other media organizations that have received security threats." The expression was used.
The statement stated that a security review was carried out and the issue was forwarded to the relevant institutions, adding: "The safety of our colleagues is our priority. We work closely with the relevant institutions to ensure that our employees and operations remain safe." information was shared.
This morning, a bomb attack threat was made to a group of Irish media outlets, including the Irish public broadcaster RTE.
Media organizations that received these threats via e-mail evacuated their buildings and stopped their live broadcasts. Virgin Media, another organization that received threats, did not evacuate its building and decided to continue its broadcasts.
Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin said: "These threats come at a time when similar reports continue to disrupt the aviation industry across Europe. It seems likely that this is part of a coordinated campaign of disruption." made his assessment.
Open Questions
- Who is the perpetrator or group behind the threats?
- What is the scope of the European-wide disruption campaign?
