Spanish National Police arrested two young men in Málaga and Murcia for allegedly phoning in false bomb threats against two Spanish airports, triggering security protocols and the deployment of specialized police units. Investigators say the suspects used another person’s stolen identity document to register for a VoIP calling service, spoofed caller ID to hide the calls’ origin, and used artificial intelligence tools to distort their voices to avoid identification. The false threats temporarily disrupted airport operations before the men were identified and arrested; they face charges of threats, extortion, and public disorder.