The attack planned by 19-year-old Albanian at Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, Chancellor Nehammer reacts

By mediaThere, 19-year-old is an Albanian from Northern Macedonia who came to Vienna with his parents and later moved with them to Ternitz (Neunkirchen, Austria and Low).

Chemicals reportedly suitable for the construction of a bomb were seized in Ternitz. The 19-year-old is taught that he stole them from the metal processing company he worked for the last time. According to police, he recently vowed eternal loyalty to the so-called “Islamic State” (IS).

According to neighbours, the young man's appearance has changed completely over the past year, and recently he had a “telebean mier”, as one witness said. A fully-covered young woman is more often seen in front of the 19-year-old parents' home.

Two other associates are taught to belong to the obstructed bomber's network. They seem to be hiding, and a search for them throughout Europe is underway. They may be the reason why police continued to take a “abstract risk” even after obstructing possible attack.

After that statement, organisers decided to cancel the Vienna concerts Swift.

For the planned Islamic terrorist attack in Vienna, where another 19-year-old Albanian-born suspect has also reacted to Austrian Chancellor Carl Nehammer, who said the situation about the planned terrorist attack was very serious, while added that a tragedy was prevented.

Nehammer wrote on the social network “X”, that the situation over the planned terrorist attack was very serious, and that a tragedy was prevented, thanks to intensive cooperation by Austrian police and foreign services.

He has further added that we are living at a time where violence is being used as a means to fight Western lifestyle, and that Islamic terrorism threatens security and freedom in many Western countries.

Islamic terrorism threatens security and freedom in many Western countries. That is why we will not give up our values as freedom and democracy, but we will protect them even more strongly. These values are the foundation of our society and make us stable against extremism and terrorism”, the Austrian Chancellor has said, among other things.