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Bomb threats disrupt European flights

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Bomb threats disrupt European flights

Bomb threats targeted at least ten European airlines and led to the temporary closure of an airport in Warsaw. At least four Ryanair flights were affected, but no explosives were found and all aircraft landed without incident, according to France 24 Afrique.

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