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Kërcënime për bomba në disa fluturime në Evropë, alarmohen aeroportet

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Të paktën shtatë fluturime dhe një anije turistike me destinacion Izraelin janë kërcënuar me bomba në disa vende evropiane, duke shkaktuar kontrolle

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Të paktën shtatë fluturime dhe një anije turistike me destinacion Izraelin janë kërcënuar me bomba në disa vende evropiane, duke shkaktuar kontrolle emergjente dhe ndërprerje të përkohshme të operacioneve në aeroporte. Incidentet përfshinë fluturime të kompanive Ryanair, Wizz Air, Scandinavian Airlines dhe LOT. Në Poloni, një aeroport pranë Varshavës u mbyll përkohësisht, ndërsa në Itali avionë luftarakë shoqëruan një fluturim të Ryanair drejt Romës. Të gjitha avionët u ulën në mënyrë të sigurt dhe kontrollet nuk zbuluan mjete shpërthyese. Edhe anija turistike Crown Iris, e evakuuar pranë ishullit grek Syros pas një kërcënimi, nuk rezultoi të kishte pajisje shpërthyese. Lexo edhe Zgjedhjet e mesmandatit, çfarë domethënie kanë këto rezultate për marrëdhëniet SHBA-Rusi 2 min lexim Disney përgatitet për një valë të re pushimesh nga puna, pritet të preken mijëra punonjës 3 min lexim Zelensky takim me Merz: Negociatat për paqe nisin më 10 dhe 11 nëntor, jemi gati për dialog 2 min lexim…

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Kërcënime për bomba në disa fluturime në Evropë, alarmohen aeroportet

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Të paktën shtatë fluturime dhe një anije turistike me destinacion Izraelin janë kërcënuar me bomba në disa vende evropiane, duke shkaktuar kontrolle

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