00:00Europe faces a new wave of bomb threats against aircraft.
00:03In one week, several alerts have been recorded on at least three different days.
00:08which have forced the diversion of flights and the activation of security operations.
00:12Now, research points to, among other factors,
00:15to a possible link with an email from an entity in the District of Bogotá.
00:20The threats have forced the activation of security protocols in various European countries.
00:25This Friday, authorities reported new alerts in Denmark.
00:29Czech Republic, France and Italy,
00:32while some flights with routes to Portugal and Romania were also affected.
00:37One of the cases involved a Wiser plane flying the route between Prague and Rome
00:42and that it had to be diverted to Venice.
00:45This alert adds to the incidents recorded during this week.
00:49which have caused diversions, delays and security operations at various airports.
00:54In some cases, aircraft had to modify their routes
00:58or land unexpectedly.
00:59Others were escorted by military houses
01:02while the authorities activated security protocols.
01:05So far, inspections have not found explosives on the affected aircraft.
01:10However, each threat necessitates a review of the aircraft.
01:13and could affect thousands of passengers.
01:17Who is behind these messages?
01:19So far, authorities have not identified those responsible.
01:22Nor have they confirmed that all the episodes are related.
01:26One of the emails sent to Italy was signed by The Mail State,
01:30an anti-feminist Russian movement declared extremist in Russia.
01:34Their point guard, however, denied that the group was behind the threats.
01:38This has opened a new line of research into the origin of the messages,
01:42their possible coordination and the way in which they were sent.
01:45This situation also occurs in a context of growing concern
01:50due to cyberattacks in Europe.
01:52In recent weeks, several supermarkets have been the targets of cyberattacks
01:56which have affected their operations and taken refrigeration systems out of service,
02:01which has led to the loss of tons of food.
02:04These incidents have raised alarms among the population and the authorities.
02:08given the risk that cyberattacks could affect essential services
02:12and have consequences in everyday life.
02:14Although these incidents have not been confirmed to be related to threats against flights,
02:19The series of alerts has highlighted the vulnerability of European infrastructures.
02:24against cybercriminal operations.
02:26Amid the investigations into the bomb threats,
02:29Authorities identified a possible connection to Colombia.
02:33The mayor, Carlos Fernando Galán, reported that he received an international alert.
02:36regarding the possible use of an email address
02:39from a health sector entity in the district,
02:42in criminal activities allegedly related to these threats.
02:46The mayor's office activated internal investigation and cybersecurity protocols.
02:50Furthermore, the police are advancing the investigations and complaints will be filed with the prosecutor's office.
02:55For now, it has not been confirmed that the institutional account was responsible for sending the messages.
03:01Nor has it been established who may have used it or if it was compromised.
03:05While the investigations continue, European authorities are keeping their security protocols active.
03:10Although no explosives have been found so far,
03:13The threats have caused delays, detours, and concern among thousands of porrajeros.
03:18The repetition of these episodes raises a question.
03:21Are we facing a series of independent false alarms?
03:24Or are we facing a coordinated operation that seeks to sow fear and jeopardize the safety of European air transport?
03:30For now, that answer remains in the hands of the researchers.
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