Flydubai pilot suspended in Oman for suspected extremism ↗
Front page leadThe Wall Street Journal reports that a Flydubai pilot was suspended in Oman for suspected extremism, and it is unclear how he was hired in the UAE.
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The front page of Il Post features several prominent international news stories. A top story details the suspension of a Flydubai pilot in Oman for suspected extremism, with reports suggesting he had radicalized and intended to crash the plane. Another significant story covers former US President…
The Wall Street Journal reports that a Flydubai pilot was suspended in Oman for suspected extremism, and it is unclear how he was hired in the UAE.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and passenger testimonies suggest the Flydubai pilot had radicalized and intended to crash the plane; he is an Omani citizen.
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