A second wave of hoax threats grounds flights and evacuates media, yet officials rush to blame Russia without a shred of proof.
At least 27 passenger flights across Europe were disrupted by hoax bomb threats Thursday — the second such wave in a week — with fighter jets scrambled in France and Bulgaria, planes diverted, and Irish media outlets evacuated Friday morning, and no government has named a culprit or shown the public any proof.
This is what a continent that can't control its borders or its airspace looks like: grounded flights, sniffer dogs in newsrooms, and unnamed officials whispering
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