Israeli embassy condemns flydubai 'false flag' conspiracy theories as Melbourne records wettest day since 2024
The Guardian's rolling Australia news coverage included the embassy's statement alongside a record-breaking wet day in Melbourne.
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Israel's embassy has condemned conspiracy theories describing a flydubai-related incident as a "false flag," according to The Guardian's live Australia news coverage.
The condemnation came as part of a broader day of rolling news coverage in Australia, which also included reports that Melbourne experienced its wettest day since 2024.
The Guardian's live blog format aggregates developing stories throughout the day, with the flydubai conspiracy theory rebuttal and Melbourne's weather record among the items covered.
Further specifics on the origin of the flydubai conspiracy theories and the exact rainfall totals recorded in Melbourne were not included in the available source material.
Sources
- Australia news live: Israeli embassy condemns flydubai ‘false flag’ conspiracies; Melbourne soaked by wettest day since 2024 — The Guardian — World
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