Нетаньяху поручил силовикам готовиться к новым угрозам после инцидента с Flydubai
Премьер-министр Израиля заявил, что службы безопасности получили указание готовиться к возможным новым угрозам.
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Премьер-министр Израиля Биньямин Нетаньяху сообщил, что службы безопасности страны получили поручение готовиться к новым потенциальным угрозам после инцидента на борту самолета Flydubai.
По его словам, поручение связано с предполагаемой попыткой теракта на борту рейса. Подробности о характере угроз и конкретных мерах, которые будут приняты, не уточняются.
Заявление Нетаньяху пока не подтверждено независимыми источниками, и дополнительная информация о ходе расследования инцидента не поступала.
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