Bomb threats made to UK schools turn out to be false

Bomb threats directed at schools in the UK confirmed to be fake

It has been revealed that emails sent to numerous schools in the UK warning of explosives were false. Police received over 300 complaints regarding the incident, and a large-scale investigation process has been launched.

According to the preliminary investigation results, the threatening messages were sent from outside the country. Targeting educational institutions in various regions, including Scotland and Northern Ireland, these messages caused serious panic among parents and students.

Law enforcement agencies are taking necessary steps within the framework of international cooperation to clarify the source and purpose of the emails in question. Police officials emphasized that there is currently no real threat to the schools.

Security agencies are keeping the situation under control by maintaining close contact with school administrations. The public has been advised to remain calm and rely only on official information.

Investigations into the incident are ongoing. British police stated that the investigation will be further expanded as part of the fight against cybercrime and international threats.