Vienna, Austria – The Deputy Director of the CIA, David S. Cohen, recently disclosed details of a foiled terrorist plot targeting Taylor Swift’s concerts earlier this month. The intended attack, aimed at causing mass casualties, particularly among Americans, was thwarted thanks to information provided by the intelligence community to Austrian authorities.
The sinister plot, orchestrated by an ISIS-connected group, was set to unfold at Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna where Swift was scheduled to perform. Swift’s representative declined to comment on the matter when approached by Fox News Digital.
In response to the alarming threat, Swift decided to cancel three shows at the stadium, following the discovery of a planned bomb attack. Subsequently, Austrian authorities apprehended three suspects – a 17-year-old male, a 19-year-old male, and an 18-year-old male – in connection with the terror scheme.
The gravity of the situation was emphasized by Swift in a social media post, where she expressed her gratitude to the authorities for preventing a potential tragedy. Despite the disappointment of the concert cancellations, Swift acknowledged the importance of prioritizing the safety of her fans and the public.
Security measures in Vienna were heightened following the thwarted plot, with authorities uncovering bomb-making materials at the suspects’ residences. The involvement of ISIS and al Qaeda materials further underscored the severity of the threat posed by the suspects.
As the investigation continues, the identities of the suspects have not been disclosed to the public due to Austrian privacy laws. The concerted efforts of law enforcement and intelligence agencies have averted a catastrophic event, underscoring the importance of vigilance and collaboration in combating terrorism.