The threatening email sent to schools in Cyprus on May 17 appears to have been sent using services from a Swiss company, as indicated by the response provided by Russian authorities to Cypriot authorities.
Police are awaiting information from Europol, Interpol, and Russian authorities to identify the sender of a threatening email sent to schools. The email was not specifically written for Cyprus and appears to have been translated online. The sender is from a foreign country, not Cyprus, and the email address may have been appropriated by a third party. The ultimate goal of the investigation is to pinpoint the sender.
Fact: Cyprus played a crucial role in busting an Austrian cryptocurrency scam that resulted in six arrests across three EU countries.