An anonymous individual demanded one million hryvnias, threatening to shoot students at a Kyiv high school (video).

Kyiv Lyceum No. 246 received a threatening message from an anonymous source, warning of a shooting spree against everyone inside the building. The unknown individual, using the pseudonym B00G, is demanding 1 million hryvnias, threatening to carry out a terrorist attack if their demands are not met. The threatening message appeared in local social media groups.

Footage available on social media shows that an evacuation of people took place in the lyceum building.

"I hasten to inform you that on January 30, I will enter your school and start shooting everyone inside. I have also planted three bombs in the building," — the letter states.

"Telegraph" writes that the police received a similar message with the same wording. In the message, the anonymous sender provided a card number and a phone number. It was discovered that similar messages were sent to other schools, including Lyceum No. 208.

A representative from the Kyiv police communications department, Dmytro Hryshchenko, stated that the information regarding the incident is being verified.

"Law enforcement conducted a search and found no suspicious items. During the investigation, people were evacuated and waited outside," — added Anna Strashok, head of the capital's police communications department.

We remind you that the police and the SBU uncovered agents recruited by Russian special services who were planning a series of terrorist attacks in Ukraine.

In Zhytomyr, two men attempted to blow up police officers. They called the police to a rented apartment and set up two explosive devices inside.