Back to class after the alarms in the schools, summit at Palazzo Chigi: Meloni meets the opposition and appeals for unity

The opposition leaders at Palazzo Chigi for the meeting with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, called "to share available information and take stock of the complex picture of alarms and reports recorded in recent days, also in relation to hacker activities". Also at the center of the table are "reports of alleged bombs in schools". Yesterday's events involved around six thousand Italian schools, reached by anonymous emails with threats of attacks, causing evacuations, checks and moments of strong concern. Meloni excludes concrete dangers but points the finger at 'a strategy aimed at sowing chaos'.

The story also brings to the center the issue of possible hybrid warfare and the use of cyber attacks and alarms to generate disorientation and insecurity. After checks by the police, lessons are expected to continue as usual today.

Deputy Prime Ministers Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini also participated in the meeting at Palazzo Chigi. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, according to what was learned from some participants in the meeting, at the end of her speech at the table with the opposition on the bomb scares made an appeal for unity among all political forces.