Netanyahu warns: whoever is proven involved in flydubai plane incident will "pay a heavy price"
Israel's prime minister issues a warning over the flydubai plane incident, which a senior Emirati official described as a "serious terrorist act."
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that any party proven to be involved in the flydubai aircraft incident will "pay a very heavy price," according to Deutsche Welle.
The warning came as investigations into the incident got underway, with a senior Emirati official describing what happened as "a serious terrorist act."
Investigations underway
No further details have yet been provided about the nature of the incident or the party suspected of being involved, with investigations still in their early stages.
The relevant authorities have not announced any preliminary findings or an expected timeline for completing the investigations.
Sources
- نتنياهو محذرا: أي جهة يثبت ضلوعها في حادثة طائرة "فلاي دبي" ستدفع "ثمنا باهظا" — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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