Austrian President comments on threats

Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen described recent threats and urged citizens to remain calm.

Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen described the threats made in the past few hours on Wednesday. Van der Bellen commented on the situation at a press conference. He emphasized that the authorities are taking all necessary measures to ensure safety. The president urged citizens to remain calm and trust law enforcement. "We will not let fear govern our actions," he stated. The investigation is ongoing, and law enforcement agencies are working in close cooperation.

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