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Email bomb threat targeting Ryanair flight is security services’ job, Kremlin says On Wednesday, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said that the bomb threat targeting the Ryanair flight had come from Switzerland MOSCOW, May 29. /TASS/. Security services should deal with the email from Switzerland reporting a bomb planted onboard the Ryanair flight, which made an emergency landing in Minsk, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Saturday. "I cannot answer that question. We are talking about the threat of a terrorist act, the threat of a blast, so the issue is the specia...

MOSCOW: Russia on Friday threw its weight behind Belarus's increasingly isolated regime, slamming a European overflight ban as President Vladimir Putin prepared to host strongman Alexander Lukashenko.

« Open Thread 2021-040 | Main Ryanair Incident - Email Warning Received Before Plane Entered Belorussian Airspace This is an update to yesterday's post By The Book - What Really Happened With The Ryanair Flight In Belarus. That piece analyzed the timeline of the Ryanair bomb threat incident in Belarus and the response from Belorussian officials. As part of that post I discussed the possible manipulation of a screenshot of the bomb threat email  by the editor of the western financed opposition media Nexta: Protonmail, from where the email was received, is a encrypted web-email service hosted...

Geneva-based email provider Proton Technologies AG said on Thursday that a message about a bomb threat that led to the forced landing of a Ryanair flight carrying a dissident journalist only came after the plane had been diverted.

Putin praises closer ties with Belarus in Lukashenko talks