Meloni appeals to opposition for unity after false school bomb threats

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called for national unity after false bomb threats affected around 6,000 schools. Schools reopened normally despite temporary evacuations. Meloni emphasized that anonymous threats would not disrupt education, labeling the situation as a strategy to create chaos. This incident follows recent cyberattacks in Europe, including attacks on supermarket systems and the exposure of personal data of Deputy Premier Antonio Tajani, which he attributed to pro-Russian hackers in response to Italy's support for Ukraine.