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Mikhail Andropov, who is behind the email signature that triggered the bomb threat today?

Mikhail Andropov, who is behind the email signature that triggered the bomb threat today?

Today, yet another bomb threat was reported, affecting 6 schools across Italy. All schools reportedly received the same email signed by Mikhail Andropov. An investigation is underway to determine who is behind it.

Today, yet another bomb threat struck 6 schools across Italy, which reportedly received the same email signed by Mikhail Andropov. An investigation is underway to determine who's behind it. Here are the details.

Bomb scares in 6 schools: Mikhail Andropov's text

First the refrigerator attacks, then the false bomb threats on airplanes, now the false bomb threats in schools.

This morning, Wednesday, November 11, 2026, 6 schools from North to South received the same threatening email, signed by Mikhail Andropov. Here's the text: "This is Mikhail Andropov, leader of the Vilayat of Misoginistan . We have come to annihilate you. We will carry out genocide against the Italians. I have long prepared for this: to kill each and every one of you.

I just left a powerful, remote-controlled explosive device in a plastic bag in your building. I positioned it so that the shock wave will spread throughout the building. All that will remain of you will be bones and a bloody mess. It also says, " We planted a bomb in the engine of your prime minister's car.

After that we will finish off the survivors with stab wounds.” But who is behind the signature Mikhail Andropov?

Bomb scares in 6 schools after Mikhail Andropov's email: who's behind it?

Who is behind the name Mikhail Andropov? First of all, it's the same name used to claim responsibility for the bomb threats and scares that have affected dozens of flights in recent days. The email appears to have been sent from an address belonging to Dayeh University, a university located in Changhua County, Taiwan. The text also echoes that of November 2nd, when reference was made to the alleged presence of a bomb inside a plastic bag. It cannot therefore be ruled out that the sender exploited the Taiwanese university's email address to then, perhaps using a phishing technique , access an open database containing the list of Italian schools to be included in the bomb scare. Meanwhile, Giorgia Meloni has called a meeting at Palazzo Chigi today at 16:00 PM to review the situation.

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