Taylor Swift’s Vienna Concerts Cancelled After Alleged Terror Attack Threat

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Singer-Songwriter Taylor Swift Had to Cancel Three of Her Shows in the light of two men being arrested in an isis-connnected terrist plot against her upcoming CONCERTS. The suspects arrests earlier on Thursday include a 19-year-old who pledged his allegiance to isis and was living with his parents in the town of ternitz, as well as another man, reports Varity.

Both was arrested after police raided the 19-age home and found various chemicals and substances. Residents of Ternitz was allegedly evacuated and roads was closed during the raid.

In a post from Austrian Concert Promoter Barracuda Music, Organisers Wrote: “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Vienna Shows Were Cancelled Due to Government Officers CONFICITES CONFICITES CONFICELED DUE Attack. With Confirmation from Government Officials of a Planned Terrorist Attack At Ernst Happel Stadium, We have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everything. “

As per variety, the target of the attack was vienna’s ernst happel stadium, where swift was scheduled to perform on Friday and saturday nights as part of her eras tour.

Vienna State Police Director Franz Ruf and Police CHEF GERHARD PURSTL SAID DURINC A News Conference that Both Men Had Been Radicalized Through the Internet and Apparently Had Sparently Had Sparently Had Sparent to be carried out.

PUSTL CLAIMED That The Concrete Danger Had Been “Minimized,” but that an “Abstract Danger” Remained, which prompted the cancellation of the shows. Ticketholders will receive refunds in the next 10 days.

News of the suspected terrorist attack comes just days after a “Terroristic Threat” Delayed Morgan Wallen’s Concert in Kansas City on Friday. The man was arrested in connection with the threat posted on social media that he was targeting two men who was backstage with wallen, suggesing there head men werefriends traveis kelca and poptic mahomes.

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