Fondatorul mişcării ruse „Statul Masculin” neagă orice implicare în recentele alerte cu bombă din Europa

The founder of the banned Russian movement "Male State" denied any involvement in recent bomb threats across Europe, which have disrupted air traffic. Vladislav Pozdniakov stated that the movement ceased to exist in 2021 and that those claiming to act in its name are doing so for their own interests. Recent bomb threats have caused delays and military escorts for civilian flights, amidst a rise in hybrid attacks linked to Russia and Iran. The movement, initially focused on online harassment, was declared extremist and banned in 2021, but has reportedly survived online, supporting Russia's military actions in Ukraine. Previous threats have also been attributed to similar groups, but no clear evidence links them to the current incidents.