Over 1800 Italian schools shaken again by bomb threats

For the second consecutive day, bomb threats have been sent to over 1800 schools across Italy, with no explosives found. The Ministry of Education states there is no evidence of danger, advising schools to resume normal activities. Some schools received emails threatening a "bloodbath," leading to evacuations and police investigations. The emails originated from foreign servers in the Philippines, signed by "Mikhail Andropov," the same sender as the previous day. An investigation is underway by a special anti-terrorism unit. Similar threats prompted evacuations in France, but a widespread wave of threats like in Italy is deemed unlikely. This marks the second day of threats affecting educational institutions in various European countries, with over 6000 Italian schools targeted yesterday alone.