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Someone from Nothern Europe decided to stage an "Terror in Resonance" in real life.
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“As the LETA agency found out, a certain person sent out email calls for people to visit a discussion channel on Telegram, which publishes anti-Latvian and violent content and encourages incitement to hatred. Screenshots of other emails clearly addressed to government officials were also published there. bodies and enterprises with similar violent content.
At this point, it appears that at least three types of messages were sent from multiple addresses, but it appears that the sender generated different email addresses and that all cases are related. State Police Chief Armand Roux told LETA that about 300 educational institutions received the emails.
“Three different statements, several email addresses, obviously related to the previous ones, since there were similar cases in the courts on Monday. Now specialists are working to trace the addresses. IP addresses from different countries at the same time - both Africa and Europe. In the cyber environment, this can easily be done to mislead about one’s true location, so this person or people might as well be in Latvia,” Rooks said.
The police came to the conclusion that the purpose of these actions was to cause concern in Latvian society and destabilize the work of institutions, but now there is no reason for concern. Ruks could not yet say whether this was an action organized by countries unfriendly to Latvia or whether the actions had any other motives. "Let's hope that we can track down this person or group of people, which is technologically difficult," the police chief added.
About 300 schools in Latvia received threatening letters and children were evacuated.
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“As the LETA agency found out, a certain person sent out email calls for people to visit a discussion channel on Telegram, which publishes anti-Latvian and violent content and encourages incitement to hatred. Screenshots of other emails clearly addressed to government officials were also published there. bodies and enterprises with similar violent content.
At this point, it appears that at least three types of messages were sent from multiple addresses, but it appears that the sender generated different email addresses and that all cases are related. State Police Chief Armand Roux told LETA that about 300 educational institutions received the emails.
“Three different statements, several email addresses, obviously related to the previous ones, since there were similar cases in the courts on Monday. Now specialists are working to trace the addresses. IP addresses from different countries at the same time - both Africa and Europe. In the cyber environment, this can easily be done to mislead about one’s true location, so this person or people might as well be in Latvia,” Rooks said.
The police came to the conclusion that the purpose of these actions was to cause concern in Latvian society and destabilize the work of institutions, but now there is no reason for concern. Ruks could not yet say whether this was an action organized by countries unfriendly to Latvia or whether the actions had any other motives. "Let's hope that we can track down this person or group of people, which is technologically difficult," the police chief added.
About 300 schools in Latvia received threatening letters and children were evacuated.
