At least 300 schools across Italy were evacuated on Wednesday, November 11, after receiving emailed bomb threats, the country’s education minister said, according to Reuters.
Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara told television channel La7 that authorities provisionally view the threats as hoaxes, though the number of affected schools could rise further. A Rome school sent parents a messaging alert confirming all students had been moved safely under teacher supervision after nationwide threats. Valditara noted the mass sending of identical messages underscored the threat’s low credibility.
According to a copy of the email seen by Reuters, the message was signed “Mikhail Andropov, leader of the Vilayat of Misogynistan,” the same purported name tied to emailed bomb threats sent Friday to news outlets in Ireland and Bulgaria amid growing European concern over hybrid disruption following earlier alerts targeting supermarkets, blood banks, aviation, and broadcasters. Rome police said investigators are probing the case.
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