A European Commission spokesperson said on the 3rd regarding the bomb threat received by European multinational airliners that the EU is closely monitoring developments and maintaining contacts with affected member states, and that the European Union Aviation Safety Authority has also participated in related work. The spokesperson said that any threat against civilians is unacceptable, and ensuring the safety of the public is always a priority. Poland, Spain, Bulgaria, and Italy successively reported on the 3rd that passenger planes had received bomb threats, involving 7 aircraft. Some flights were redirected, the airport was temporarily closed, and no explosives were found after inspection on several planes. National investigations are ongoing, and it is not yet possible to determine whether the reported incidents are linked.

A European Commission spokesperson said on the 3rd regarding the bomb threat received by European multinational airliners that the EU is closely monitoring developments and maintaining contacts with affected member states, and that the European Union Aviation Safety Authority has also participated in related work. The spokesperson said that any threat against civilians is unacceptable, and ensuring the safety of the public is always a priority. Poland, Spain, Bulgaria, and Italy successively reported on the 3rd that passenger planes had received bomb threats, involving 7 aircraft. Some flights were redirected, the airport was temporarily closed, and no explosives were found after inspection on several planes. National investigations are ongoing, and it is not yet possible to determine whether the reported incidents are linked.