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Trump says Iran may be linked to copilot accused of trying to crash Israel-bound jet
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Trump says Iran may be linked to copilot accused of trying to crash Israel-bound jet

President Donald Trump said Iran may be linked to the FlyDubai copilot accused of stabbing the captain and trying to crash an Israel-bound flight, but investigators had not established Iranian involvement. Trump threatened a forceful response if the link was confirmed. The Associated Press also reported that the United States was sending roughly 9,000 troops, sailors and Marines to the Middle East amid warnings of possible further strikes against Iran.

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Donald Trump said Iran may be linked to the FlyDubai copilot accused of stabbing the captain and trying to crash a plane carrying 174 people to Israel. He provided no evidence or details, while Israeli and regional officials said the investigation was still examining terrorism, radicalisation and mental-health explanations. The aircraft landed in Saudi Arabia after passengers and crew helped regain control, and the United States was separately sending roughly 9,000 additional troops to the Middle East.

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