The Austrian Olympic Committee says it has received an anonymous letter from Russia containing a threat that two Austrian female athletes will be abducted at the Sochi Olympics.
Committee head Peter Mennel said law enforcement has been informed about the threat.
He added that antiterrorism police will accompany Austrian team members to the Sochi games, which begin on February 7.
The athletes who received the threat were Alpine skier Marlies Schild and skeleton racer Janine Flock.
The Olympic committees of several European countries and the United States last month received letters making apparent terrorist threats over the Sochi games, but the International Olympic Committee later said there was no real threat in connection with the letters.
Islamist militants from Russia's North Caucasus, not far from Sochi, have threatened to attack the Olympics.
Committee head Peter Mennel said law enforcement has been informed about the threat.
He added that antiterrorism police will accompany Austrian team members to the Sochi games, which begin on February 7.
The athletes who received the threat were Alpine skier Marlies Schild and skeleton racer Janine Flock.
The Olympic committees of several European countries and the United States last month received letters making apparent terrorist threats over the Sochi games, but the International Olympic Committee later said there was no real threat in connection with the letters.
Islamist militants from Russia's North Caucasus, not far from Sochi, have threatened to attack the Olympics.