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Plane, Terminal Evacuated After Passenger's Call Of Duty 'Bomb' Chat

Plane, Terminal Evacuated After Passenger's Call Of Duty 'Bomb' Chat

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The United States Air Force has moved its air‑refueling tankers out of a base in eastern England after a reported threat from Iran, according to the Wall Street Journal. Two tankers that were stationed at RAF Mildenhall were diverted to Germany on Monday, 9 November, and several other tankers were relocated to other bases.

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    Passengers evacuated after a Call of Duty FaceTime chat was mistaken for a bomb threat at Ontario Airport.

    — NDTV

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Passengers evacuated after a Call of Duty FaceTime chat was mistaken for a bomb threat at Ontario Airport.

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  2. NDTV Center-Right Adani Group (AMG Media) Current article

    Plane, Terminal Evacuated After Passenger's Call Of Duty 'Bomb' Chat

    Passengers evacuated after a Call of Duty FaceTime chat was mistaken for a bomb threat at Ontario Airport.

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