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European services are investigating where they are behind false reports about bombs in aircraft, suspicions fall on one U.S. State: "They're most likely"

European security and intelligence services are investigating whether Russia is behind the coordinated anonymous reports on the bombs launched this week by European airlines for which dozens of aircraft are landed today, writes Fajnenšel Times (FT).

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BlicEuropean services are investigating where they are behind false reports about bombs in aircraft, suspicions fall on one U.S. State: "They're most likely"BlicEuropean services are investigating where they are behind false reports about bombs in aircraft, suspicions fall on one U.S. State: "They're most likely"
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