Did It to Avenge Gaza: Omani Co-Pilot Spills Motive Behind Flydubai Attack
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Investigative agencies in Saudi Arabia and the UAE are examining the phone data of Flydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami. Hammami confessed to wanting to avenge Gaza during interrogation by Israeli security officials.
Did it to avenge Gaza: Omani co-pilot spills motive behind flydubai attack
Omani pilot Hamam al-Hammami reportedly told investigators that he carried out the violent attack to avenge Gaza and die a martyr. Authorities are now examining his phone, foreign travel and contacts to determine whether he acted alone.
After the attempted attack of a co-pilot new details about the goal and planning become known. Warning signals apparently existed years before.
Flydubai Attack Latest: Did Omani Co-Pilot Al-Hammami Seek ‘Revenge for Gaza’ and Plan to Crash Flight Into Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport?
Flydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami allegedly told UAE interrogators he sought “revenge for Gaza” and had planned to crash the flight into Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport.
‘Did it as revenge for Gaza, wanted to die as shahid’: Flydubai attacker Hamam al-Hammami
Flydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami reportedly told Israeli investigators that he attacked the aircraft’s captain as revenge for Gaza and wanted to die as a martyr. Israel is examining whether he acted alone, while investigators are studying his phone, foreign travel and possible contacts with outside organisations.
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