Golden Finance reports that on Friday, two buildings of Hyundai Group in South Korea were evacuated urgently due to a bomb threat. An anonymous caller demanded 13 Bitcoins as ransom in exchange for canceling the threatened attack. Special forces conducted a search of the buildings and ultimately found no explosives.

Odaily Planet Daily News: On the morning of the 19th, the offices of Hyundai Group and Hyundai Motor Group in Seoul, South Korea, received bomb threat emails. The suspect claimed that if 13 Bitcoins were not paid, they would blow up the building and threatened to transfer the bomb to Ryangja-dong to continue the attack. The police have dispatched special forces and other units to investigate, and no explosives have been found so far. The report pointed out that recently, large Korean companies have frequently encountered similar threat incidents, including Samsung, KT, Kakao, Naver, etc. The police are actively pursuing the suspect's identity. (Sisa Journal)

The mayoral election in New York City is underway, with three main candidates: Cuomo, Mandani, and Sliva. Trump is urging voters to vote for Cuomo and criticizing Mandani, with voter turnout surpassing that of the 2021 election. Meanwhile, some polling stations in New Jersey have received bomb threats.

Jin10 data reported on November 4th that on November 4th, New Jersey held its gubernatorial election. CCTV reporters learned that multiple polling stations in the state received bomb threats overnight. Mayor Hector Lora of Passaic City stated that these threats involved cities near New York City, including Passaic, Newark, Patterson, and Lodi, with about 4 to 6 threats reported. Lora pointed out that there is currently no evidence indicating that the threats are credible, but local authorities have conducted thorough inspections of the relevant locations for safety reasons.

Jin10 reported on October 11th that on the 11th local time, a train from Dnipro to Kyiv in Ukraine experienced an emergency, stopping its operation en route, and all passengers on board have been safely evacuated. It is reported that the direct reason for the train's suspension of service was receiving a bomb threat.

Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, warned that the rapid rise in U.S. debt could lead to a situation similar to that before World War II, stating that the increase in debt is squeezing expenditures. He blamed politicians from both parties and called for measures such as raising taxes and cutting spending to address the "deficit/debt bomb," while also noting that global conflicts and wealth inequality have exacerbated unrest.

Jin10 News, October 7 – On October 6 local time, Venezuelan Interior Minister Reverol stated that the Venezuelan diplomatic police are providing protection for the U.S. Embassy in Venezuela, located in Caracas, in response to previous threats of an explosion at the embassy. Reverol indicated that the U.S. side has received relevant intelligence and is taking it seriously. The Venezuelan diplomatic police department is maintaining close contact with them to ensure the security of the area.

Jin10 reported on October 6 that on October 5 local time, an army base in Hordán Port, Arauca Province, Colombia was attacked with a bomb, resulting in injuries to 8 soldiers. After the explosion, the Colombian army immediately conducted combat deployment and began investigating the attackers.

Jin10 Data reported on October 2, local time, that the police in the Greater Manchester area stated that a knife attack occurred at a synagogue in the northern part of Manchester. Currently, 2 people have died in this attack. The police reported that, aside from the 2 deceased, the suspect has been shot by the police. Due to the suspect carrying suspicious items, it cannot be further confirmed whether the suspect is dead. Bomb disposal experts have arrived at the scene.

According to a report from the American "NewsNation" news website on September 20, the residence of U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy in Washington, D.C. received a bomb threat on the 19th local time, and relevant agencies are handling the matter. The report states that it is currently unclear who issued the threat and whether the information is credible. However, officials have indicated that no explosive devices have been found. As of the time of publication, there has been no response from Kennedy himself regarding the above news.