More than 10 schools in Moscow have received bomb threats that, according to emergency service sources, are coming from Ukraine.
The source stated that the schools to which the threats were directed are being searched and that sniffer dogs are also participating in this.
"All calls with threats are coming from the territory of Ukraine," the source said.
Earlier today, 13 Moscow district courts, together with the Supreme Court of Russia, were evacuated after threats of planted bombs, and three airports - Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo and Zhukovsky - are being searched.
A wave of bomb threats was launched in Moscow on November 28. In two weeks, more than 3.000 buildings were searched because of this, and almost 300.000 people were evacuated.
Just yesterday, 16 unknown persons sent bomb threats to 70 institutions in Moscow: courts, schools, a children's hospital, all four airports, as well as railway stations.
It turned out that all the threats were false.
Bonus video:
