
The emails that arrived this morning to the email addresses of several institutions in various cities across the country, including the Special Prosecution Office against Corruption and Organized Crime, have been revealed.
The threatening message has put the State Police in motion, which has immediately begun verifications and checks in the institutions involved.
The email claims that a bomb has been placed in the institutional buildings and that this bomb was placed by the "Islamic State".
"Greetings. This is the Islamic State. By the will of Allah, we have placed a bomb in your building. It will explode in two hours. After that, you infidels will be torn to pieces. Then we will hang you. Allahu Akbar," the message sent said.
After receiving the email, State Police structures have undertaken checks at the institutions that received the threat, while verifications are also being carried out at SPAK premises.
According to preliminary data, the checks carried out so far have not revealed that a bomb or any other type of explosive has been placed on the premises of the institutions.
Meanwhile, the Directorate for the Investigation of Cybercrimes, in cooperation with the Anti-Terrorism Directorate and other law enforcement structures, is working to identify the author and trace the source from which the email was sent.
The message was sent simultaneously to the email addresses of several institutions in different cities across the country.
The email address from which the threat was sent turns out to be linked to a university domain in Argentina.