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Reports have revealed that the co-pilot of the "Fly Dubai" flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, who attacked the pilot before the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, had previously been banned from flying in Oman due to security concerns related to his adoption of extremist views. Despite this, he continued working in the aviation sector after leaving Oman and participated in highly sensitive flights such as the Dubai-Tel Aviv route. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motives behind the incident, and no evidence has yet linked him to any foreign government or entity. Meanwhile, UAE and Saudi security forces are examining the details of what happened, which resulted in injuries to the pilot and other injuries that prevented fatalities, with no clear reasons or motivations from the attacker.
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