Ameninţări cu bombă la zeci de şcoli din Irlanda de Nord şi Scoţia. Mesajele ar fi inclus expresia "Allahu akbar"

Approximately 160 schools in Northern Ireland received bomb threat emails, with similar threats reported in Scotland. Authorities consider these messages to be uncredible or hoaxes. Northern Ireland's Education Minister Paul Givan stated that the threats appeared to originate from Islamists, claiming that Sharia law would be implemented and that functional explosives were present in schools. Despite the concern caused, schools were advised not to regard the threats as credible. Some schools closed temporarily after receiving the messages. The Police Service of Northern Ireland is conducting urgent investigations in collaboration with the affected schools. Meanwhile, Scottish police are also investigating similar threats, treating them as hoaxes.