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According to a report by Iran's Fars News Agency on September 30, intelligence from Iran's security agencies shows that “the Israeli regime plans to carry out terrorist acts, such as attacking airplanes or airports, and blaming Iran” to promote international consensus against Iran and thereby exert a new round of pressure on Iran. Iran's intelligence services are doing everything in their power to prevent this attempt from succeeding. It is currently unclear whether the Iranian media report meant anything — on September 30, two pilots clashed violently during the flight on a passenger plane flying from Dubai, UAE to Tel Aviv, Israel. The passenger plane then changed course and made an emergency landing at an airport in Saudi Arabia. The captain and co-pilot were injured, and all passengers were unharmed. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu later claimed that the co-pilot “deliberately crashed.” Israel's Defense Minister Katz even called this an “attempted terrorist attack.”
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According to a report by Iran's Fars News Agency on September 30, intelligence from Iran's security agencies shows that “the Israeli regime plans to carry out terrorist acts, such as attacking airplanes or airports, and blaming Iran” to promote international consensus against Iran and thereby exert a new round of pressure on Iran. Iran's intelligence services are doing everything in their power to prevent this attempt from succeeding. It is currently unclear whether the Iranian media report meant anything — on September 30, two pilots clashed violently during the flight on a passenger plane flying from Dubai, UAE to Tel Aviv, Israel. The passenger plane then changed course and made an emergency landing at an airport in Saudi Arabia. The captain and co-pilot were injured, and all passengers were unharmed. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu later claimed that the co-pilot “deliberately crashed.” Israel's Defense Minister Katz even called this an “attempted terrorist attack.”
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