Following the dispatch of two emails to over 100 institutions threatening the placement of a bomb, Antiterrorism authorities requested assistance from Europol to conduct specialized investigations. According to reliable sources cited by Top Channel journalist Anila Hoxha, the investigation has concentrated on the cyber domain. The matter is scheduled to be submitted to the Prosecutor’s Office today, concerning the crime of “spreading false information that incited panic,” as stipulated under Article 267 of the Penal Code.
The investigative group suspects that the text distributed yesterday, at approximately 8:00 AM, to ten institutions warning of a bomb, was translated into Albanian using Google Translate. As an example, the journalist Anila Hoxha noted that the threatening email contained the phrase, “This is the Islamic State.”
The authorities are treating the incident as a coordinated attempt to generate alarm through digital means. The focus remains on tracing the origin and dissemination methods of the threatening material across the numerous institutions.
The collaboration with Europol is intended to leverage international cybercrime expertise to process the evidence gathered from the two emails sent to over 100 institutions. The official submission to the Prosecutor’s Office marks a key procedural step in the ongoing investigation.
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