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A map published by the ItaMilRadar project shows strong interference with satellite navigation signals across almost the entire eastern flank of NATO, from the south of the Baltic Sea to the west of the Black Sea, affecting Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, and neighboring regions.
Former presidential adviser Iulian Fota believes that Romania must make massive investments in warships and anti-drone capabilities to deter Russia in the Black Sea, criticizing political decisions and the lack of NATO involvement.
Fact-checking confirms that the attack targeted Coolworld, EFS's provider, not EFS directly. Three sites, plasma for transfusion, 110°C programmed.
Authorities intervened in Boghicea village, Neamț, after a resident discovered debris belonging to a drone over an area of 200-300 meters. Police, ISU Neamț, and an SRI pyrotechnic team were on site to determine the circumstances.
Cybersecurity experts have reported a new phishing fraud scenario that disguises messages as coming from Netflix, under the pretext of a failed payment and account suspension.
A French court has opened a case after the crew of Aer Lingus flight EI402, diverted to a military base due to a bomb threat, chose a civilian airport instead.
DIICOT prosecutors have obtained a warrant for the arrest in absentia of a Cuban who collaborated with Russian intelligence services, suspected of coordinating the attempted sabotage in Ilfov County in 2024.
Over a dozen flights across Europe were disrupted early this Thursday due to bomb threats, including a Ryanair flight from London Stansted to Sofia.
Otopeni Airport entered an alert state on Thursday after a Wizz Air flight from Milan was flagged with a bomb threat; 189 people were to disembark, and air traffic continued normally.
A Wizz Air aircraft arriving from Milan was intercepted at Otopeni Airport after the crew reported a bomb threat. The crisis cell was activated, and all 189 people on board were evacuated.
An Airbus A320 operated by Aer Lingus on the Dublin–Rome route was diverted to the Évreux airbase in France after a bomb threat. There were 157 people on board. The incident is part of a series of similar alarms that have affected European flights.
A cyber attack targeted the cooling systems of a supplier for the French Blood Institute (EFS) in France, causing refrigerator temperatures to rise from -30 °C to 110 °C.
