Italian Prime Minister Meloni dismisses concerns over recent security alerts, stating there is no credible threat, as British and Northern Irish authorities also describe the warnings as unfounded. The coordinated statements from both governments follow reports of suspicious activity that officials now classify as false alarms. Authorities emphasize that no immediate danger exists, though investigations into the origins of the alerts remain ongoing. The developments come amid heightened security discussions between Italy and the UK.
Italian PM Meloni says there is no danger as UK and Northern Ireland authorities also report 'bogus' alerts.
