# Hundreds of Italian Schools Evacuated After Bomb-Alert Emails. Investigators Have Not Identified the Sender.

> MKNIRALO — World — Italy · Public Safety & Education

- Published: 2026-11-11
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Schools in several Italian cities evacuated pupils and staff on Wednesday after bomb-alert emails reached educational institutions. Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara said about 300 schools had received messages by late morning, later updating the figure to 312, while separate news reports described roughly 300 evacuations. Those figures measure different things. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said checks had revealed no indication of a concrete danger, but investigations into the messages continued and no sender had been publicly identified.

Schools in several Italian cities evacuated pupils and staff on Wednesday after bomb-alert emails reached educational institutions. Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara said about 300 schools had received messages by late morning, later updating the figure to 312, while separate news reports described roughly 300 evacuations. Those figures measure different things. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said checks had revealed no indication of a concrete danger, but investigations into the messages continued and no sender had been publicly identified.

## A national wave, measured in different ways

The alerts began circulating during the morning of November 11 and prompted precautionary responses in schools across the country. ANSA reported that Valditara put the number of schools that had received bomb-alert emails at about 300, adding that the figure was already a snapshot and could rise. He later updated the figure to 312 schools. His statement described schools receiving messages; it was not a final count of buildings evacuated, classes interrupted or police inspections completed.

Reuters reported that at least 300 schools had been evacuated, while the Associated Press described about 300 evacuations. Those accounts establish the scale of the response, but they should not be substituted for the minister’s email-receipt figure as though the two were the same national measure. At the reporting cutoff, no consolidated final tally had been published that separated schools contacted, schools evacuated, schools searched and schools that remained open.

Sources:
- [Valditara, 'finora 300 allarmi bomba in tutta Italia'](https://videoembed.ansa.it/sito/notizie/topnews/2026/11/11/valditara-finora-300-allarmi-bomba-in-tutta-italia_83e6caa2-5445-4bb7-9cc6-e6e7441bf62c.html) — ANSA
- [At least 300 Italian schools evacuated after email bomb alerts](https://www.reuters.com/world/least-300-italian-schools-evacuated-after-email-bomb-alerts-2026-11-11/) — Reuters
- [Some 300 Italian schools evacuated due to bomb threats](https://apnews.com/article/italy-bomb-threats-schools-meloni-evacuation-0f312fda4ee2e9cdcebd0d6e1a40d9e8) — Associated Press
- [Allarme bomba in oltre 300 scuole in Italia, evacuazioni e controlli. 'Grande attenzione, ma nessun pericolo'](https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/cronaca/2026/11/11/allarme-bomba-in-oltre-300-scuole-in-italia-evacuazioni-e-controlli.-grande-attenzione_870b0024-72d2-4b15-bab5-0c74dcc1d653.html) — ANSA
- [Allarme bomba in 312 scuole, Meloni: nessun pericolo concreto](https://www.studiolive24.it/allarme-bomba-scuole-mail-evacuazioni/) — StudioLive24

## Local evacuations spread from Rome to the north and south

Local reporting documented evacuations in Rome, Naples and Turin. In the capital, reports described pupils leaving schools in several districts while police and Carabinieri attended sites. In Naples, La Repubblica reported that about 500 pupils, teachers and administrative staff were outside the Foscolo-Oberdan school in the historic centre as checks were under way; it also described alerts at other institutions in the city and province. These were local snapshots, not a complete national register.

In the Turin area, La Stampa reported evacuations at several named schools and across multiple sites in the Matteotti-Pellico complex. Reporting from the Imperia area changed as information came in: ANSA initially reported evacuations at two schools in Sanremo, while La Stampa later listed several Sanremo sites as well as schools in Ventimiglia and Imperia. The local reports do not support turning one early count into a definitive provincial total; they show how quickly the picture was changing.

Sources:
- [Allarme bomba in decine di scuole del Lazio, locali evacuati e paura](https://www.rainews.it/tgr/lazio/articoli/2026/11/allarme-bomba-in-decine-di-scuole-del-lazio-locali-evacuati-e-paura-c6b4188b-2545-4c6a-bf4c-e2edf9e7283f.html) — Rai News TGR Lazio
- [Numerosi allarmi bomba in scuole di Napoli e provincia, la prima evacuazione nel centro storico](https://napoli.repubblica.it/cronaca/2026/11/11/news/napoli_allarme_bomba_scuole-425715226/) — la Repubblica
- [Dal Galfer alla Balbis scuole sotto allarme a Torino: l’allarme bomba fa scattare le evacuazioni](https://www.lastampa.it/torino/2026/11/11/news/allarme_bomba_scuole_torino_mail-15794714/) — La Stampa
- [Allarme bomba in due scuole di Sanremo, evacuati gli studenti](https://www.ansa.it/liguria/notizie/2026/11/11/allarme-bomba-in-due-scuole-di-sanremo-evacuati-gli-studenti_1f114910-4ba1-4850-a73b-aa1c050d6e8c.html) — ANSA
- [Sanremo, allarme bomba in alcune scuole della città](https://www.lastampa.it/imperia-sanremo/2026/11/11/news/sanremo_allarme_bomba_in_via_cavallotti_alla_scuola_pascoli_e_nella_scuola_di_via_volta-15794652/) — La Stampa

## Checks found no indication of concrete danger

The government’s public assessment was cautious but reassuring. Government sources told ANSA that checks carried out so far had produced no element indicating a concrete danger. Meloni later said the authorities were monitoring the reports and that the checks had not revealed evidence of an immediate, concrete threat. That is an assessment of the information available at the time, not proof that every school had completed its inspection.

By the cutoff for this account, Italian authorities had not publicly announced that an explosive device had been found at a school. Police checks and bomb-disposal inspections were continuing in some locations, while local reports said pupils had returned to class in some schools after checks were completed. Investigators were still examining the messages and their origin. No police or prosecutorial statement reviewed for this article publicly identified a sender or established that an organised group was responsible. Prosecutors in Genoa opened a case file on the alerts, and Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said it was premature to speak of a common direction behind the messages.

Sources:
- [At least 300 Italian schools evacuated after email bomb alerts](https://www.reuters.com/world/least-300-italian-schools-evacuated-after-email-bomb-alerts-2026-11-11/) — Reuters
- [Some 300 Italian schools evacuated due to bomb threats](https://apnews.com/article/italy-bomb-threats-schools-meloni-evacuation-0f312fda4ee2e9cdcebd0d6e1a40d9e8) — Associated Press
- [Allarme bomba in oltre 300 scuole in Italia, evacuazioni e controlli. 'Grande attenzione, ma nessun pericolo'](https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/cronaca/2026/11/11/allarme-bomba-in-oltre-300-scuole-in-italia-evacuazioni-e-controlli.-grande-attenzione_870b0024-72d2-4b15-bab5-0c74dcc1d653.html) — ANSA
- [Allarmi bomba nelle scuole, Meloni convoca una riunione alle 16](https://videoembed.ansa.it/sito/notizie/topnews/2026/11/11/allarmi-bomba-nelle-scuole-meloni-convoca-una-riunione-alle-16_e58eabf9-137a-456d-9320-3a0b6e271cd8.html) — ANSA
- [Allarme bomba in 312 scuole, Meloni: nessun pericolo concreto](https://www.studiolive24.it/allarme-bomba-scuole-mail-evacuazioni/) — StudioLive24

## Meloni called a meeting for 4 p.m.; it had not yet taken place

Meloni convened a meeting at Palazzo Chigi for 4 p.m. local time on Wednesday to review the situation and coordinate the government response. ANSA’s report, citing Palazzo Chigi sources, said the planned participants included Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini and Antonio Tajani, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi, Defence Minister Guido Crosetto, undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano, intelligence chiefs and officials from the National Cybersecurity Agency.

The distinction between a scheduled meeting and a completed one matters. The latest ANSA live update available for this account was timestamped 1:43 p.m. in Italy, before the announced 4 p.m. start. The meeting therefore remained a future event at the reporting cutoff. No outcome, decision, new security measure or official attribution can be reported from a meeting that had not yet occurred.

Sources:
- [Allarme bomba in oltre 300 scuole in Italia, evacuazioni e controlli. 'Grande attenzione, ma nessun pericolo'](https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/cronaca/2026/11/11/allarme-bomba-in-oltre-300-scuole-in-italia-evacuazioni-e-controlli.-grande-attenzione_870b0024-72d2-4b15-bab5-0c74dcc1d653.html) — ANSA
- [Crosetto, allarmi bomba a scuola? Strategia terrore ma anche mitomani](https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/topnews/2026/11/11/crosetto-allarmi-bomba-a-scuola-strategia-terrore-ma-anche-mitomani_91c47e4c-5c70-4e85-a5bd-fd25faa61092.html) — ANSA

## Crosetto warned against assuming a foreign hand

Crosetto described the threats as capable of spreading fear and anxiety, but his remarks did not identify a perpetrator. In comments reported directly by ANSA, the defence minister noted how easily a person could send a bomb-warning email to a school, nursery or airline. He also cautioned that such acts were not necessarily the work of foreign countries or hostile entities and that attention-seekers could exploit an anxious moment.

Those comments are a warning against premature attribution, not an investigative finding about who sent the Italian messages. A threatening email, its wording or an apparent signature cannot establish the identity, motive or affiliation of its author. Until police or prosecutors publish evidence, claims assigning responsibility to an individual, organisation, foreign government or extremist movement remain unsubstantiated and should not be treated as fact.

Sources:
- [At least 300 Italian schools evacuated after email bomb alerts](https://www.reuters.com/world/least-300-italian-schools-evacuated-after-email-bomb-alerts-2026-11-11/) — Reuters
- [Allarme bomba in oltre 300 scuole in Italia, evacuazioni e controlli. 'Grande attenzione, ma nessun pericolo'](https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/cronaca/2026/11/11/allarme-bomba-in-oltre-300-scuole-in-italia-evacuazioni-e-controlli.-grande-attenzione_870b0024-72d2-4b15-bab5-0c74dcc1d653.html) — ANSA
- [Meloni, grande attenzione sugli allarmi bomba ma non emergono pericoli](https://videoembed.ansa.it/sito/notizie/topnews/2026/11/11/meloni-grande-attenzione-sugli-allarmi-bomba-ma-non-emergono-pericoli_beb9bb1d-ae85-43a4-9baa-cabbf37c59c8.html) — ANSA

## Northern Ireland faced a separate alert, not a proven shared operation

Schools in Northern Ireland also received threatening emails on November 11. The Education Authority said it was aware that a threatening email had been sent to a large number of schools, that the message resembled a hoax sent last month, and that it was unaware of any evidence of a credible threat; schools were advised to stay open. The Police Service of Northern Ireland said more than 300 schools had reported receiving the message, that checks had found nothing untoward at that stage and that police were treating it as a hoax, and urged the public to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious.

Reuters reported that authorities in Northern Ireland and Scotland assessed the messages as hoaxes, while police in the Republic of Ireland said a separate generic communication was not credible and did not require evacuation. These reports do not establish that the Italian and Northern Irish messages came from the same sender or were coordinated. At the Italian reporting cutoff, a final national count, a consolidated reopening timetable and any examination adjustments had not been announced. Some local schools had resumed classes after checks, but no nationwide plan had been published.

Sources:
- [Allarme bomba in oltre 300 scuole in Italia, evacuazioni e controlli. 'Grande attenzione, ma nessun pericolo'](https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/cronaca/2026/11/11/allarme-bomba-in-oltre-300-scuole-in-italia-evacuazioni-e-controlli.-grande-attenzione_870b0024-72d2-4b15-bab5-0c74dcc1d653.html) — ANSA
- [Update on Email to Schools](https://www.eani.org.uk/news/update-on-email-to-schools) — Education Authority Northern Ireland
- [Threatening emails to over 300 schools being treated as a hoax](https://www.psni.police.uk/latest-news/threatening-emails-over-300-schools-being-treated-hoax) — Police Service of Northern Ireland
- [Schools in N.Ireland sent threatening email but authorities believe not credible](https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/schools-nireland-sent-threatening-email-authorities-believe-not-credible-2026-11-11/) — Reuters
- [‘Urgent inquiries’ after threatening email sent to hundreds of schools](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/psni-police-northern-ireland-republic-of-ireland-b3083035.html) — The Independent

## November 11 update: Threat emails reached roughly 6,300 Italian schools

A later account from Italy's Education Ministry transformed the apparent scale of Wednesday's school bomb-alert campaign. The Associated Press reported that more than 6,300 schools had received the threatening email, while Reuters put the number at around 6,300. ANSA separately relayed a ministry estimate of approximately 6,000 institutions. These figures concern destinations of the message, not the number of schools physically evacuated, searched or closed. They reflect later reporting on November 11, after the much smaller figures available during the morning response. A count of email recipients can rise substantially without implying an equal rise in emergency evacuations.

The sequence of numbers is essential to interpreting the story. Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara initially described about 300 schools affected by the alerts and later raised the number receiving emails to 312, according to the earlier reports incorporated into this article. Reuters separately reported at least 300 evacuations. The subsequent ministry-linked estimate of more than 6,300 email recipients does not overturn those early observations; it measures a much wider distribution of messages at a later stage. The AP said the number of schools evacuated was not immediately known. Neither the early 300 evacuations nor the 312 recipient figure should be presented as the final national total.

ANSA's ministry-sourced report made another distinction explicit: not every institution that received the warning was evacuated. That difference is not a technicality. A school might receive a message and continue lessons after consulting police, suspend classes temporarily, move pupils to an assembly area, or order a full evacuation. Those actions have different consequences for students and families, and the record reviewed for this update does not provide a complete school-by-school breakdown. A single large distribution figure is therefore a measure of potential exposure to the threatening communication, not a reliable measure of disruption on the ground.

The breadth of distribution also says little by itself about the technical sophistication of the sender. A national security source quoted by Reuters observed that school email addresses were publicly available, making it relatively easy to send alerts to many institutions. That comment suggests one mechanism through which messages could be distributed at scale, but it is not a forensic finding about which accounts, services or devices were used in this case. A mass email is not automatically evidence that thousands of school computer systems were hacked. Investigators would need message headers, delivery records and other corroboration to establish the transmission route or the person behind it.

The message examined by Reuters carried a purported signature naming 'Mikhail Andropov' and an alleged leadership role in a group styled the 'Vilayat of Misoginistan'. The same apparent name was also associated in reporting with earlier threats against media organisations in Ireland and Bulgaria. These details describe what the message claimed, not a verified person, organisation, or chain of responsibility. A name printed in an email can be invented or impersonated. It cannot, without independent evidence, identify the sender or connect the Italian school alerts with earlier messages. Neither the timing nor similar wording establishes a coordinated campaign.

Reports of related warnings elsewhere in Europe provide context but do not resolve that attribution problem. Reuters said schools in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland received similar emails that local authorities assessed as hoaxes, with classes continuing. AP likewise reported no evacuations there. Northern Ireland's police and education authorities had described their own assessments earlier in the day. Their judgments concern the threats they investigated, not a cross-border determination that the same individual or organisation sent every message.

The immediate human effect was uneven even where police found no dangerous device. Reuters described parents arriving to collect children when schools closed or pupils were moved. In its account, a parent at a Rome middle school described how the warning frightened her daughter; the report also cited a school notice saying students had been taken to a safe area under staff supervision. Such accounts demonstrate disruption and anxiety, but they cannot be extrapolated into a national total of days lost, classrooms cleared or children evacuated. 

There was also a later official account of the security checks. In an evening statement reported by ANSA, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said thousands of Italian schools had received a bomb-warning message, that officers had checked affected sites, and that no device had been found. She said investigators and prosecutors were working with European counterparts to identify those responsible, while declining to speculate about who was behind the operation. These remarks came after the article's initial reporting cutoff. They update the government's public position but should not be read backward as the result of the previously scheduled 4 p.m. meeting; the sources reviewed here do not establish what, if anything, that meeting formally decided.

Meloni's assessment of the warnings as intended to frighten people remains a statement by the prime minister, not a proven account of an individual sender's motive. Reuters also situated the episode among recent threats and cyber incidents affecting European institutions and businesses. That broader background may explain why officials are alert to patterns of disruption, but it supplies no direct evidentiary link between this school email and a particular government, political movement or extremist organisation. Defence Minister Guido Crosetto had already cautioned against making that leap. 

For families, the practical question is narrower than who might eventually be blamed: what happened at their child's school, what instructions did authorities issue, and whether normal classes can resume safely. The available national coverage does not identify a final count for evacuations, completed inspections or school closures, nor does it describe a single uniform response across every region. It also does not justify asserting that every threat was harmless before all relevant checks were complete. 

The November 11 update therefore leaves two parallel findings. The warning reached roughly 6,300 Italian schools, a figure supported by the Education Ministry's later account as reported by AP and by Reuters, with ANSA independently reporting the ministry's rounded estimate of approximately 6,000. Yet only the earlier evacuation figures are available as comparable response counts in the reviewed reporting, and they are not a definitive nationwide tally. The sender has not been publicly verified, any common origin with threats abroad remains unproven, and investigators' work continues. Keeping receipt, evacuation and attribution separate is necessary to describe the scale of the incident without overstating what is known.

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