A 65-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of sending the two letters containing bullets to the prime minister's family.

In response to the threatening letter, the prime minister wrote on his Facebook account that "political conflict, no matter how deep, should not reach violence, bullying and death threats. We must do everything, as leaders and citizens whose future and the future of their children in this country, so that such phenomena will not exist. We are all people. Arguments and disagreements - yes, bullying and threats - no."