North Macedonia claims payments for recent bomb threats were made with cryptocurrencies.
The government of North Macedonia believes that an ongoing wave of false bomb threats against public targets in the country is coming from Russia and Iran. The authorities in Skopje also say that payments related to the attacks have been made with cryptocurrency to conceal traces.The Balkan nation of North Macedonia has been receiving bomb threats, allegedly from Russia and Iran, according to a statement by a top government official.
In recent days, emails have been sent from addresses in Iran and Russia, and payments to VPN [virtual private network] services made by cryptocurrencies, which makes tracking difficult. Over the past two months, shopping malls and other public buildings have been the main target of such threats with work and education often grounding to a halt for days, the report noted.
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