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Iran Accuses Israel of Plotting Flydubai Scare to Incite US War
- •Iranian media outlet PressTV reports that Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly orchestrated a "false flag" Flydubai hijacking operation.
- •The alleged plot aimed to divert US attention and draw President Donald Trump into a new conflict with Iran, according to a "well-informed source" cited by PressTV.
- •The source claimed Netanyahu's plan was to secure his re-election by initiating a war with Iran, fearing political downfall and legal repercussions if he lost.
- •Netanyahu reportedly visited the UAE with military and intelligence officials three days before the Flydubai scare, where the alleged plot was finalized.
- •Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei also commented on Netanyahu's alleged meeting with Emirati President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, warning the UAE against hosting the "Butcher of Gaza".
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According to reports from Iran's PressTV citing a well-informed source, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly planned a false-flag flydubai hijacking operation. The purported scheme aimed to attribute the incident to Iran and draw US President Donald Trump into a new war against Tehran.
The source claimed that Netanyahu plotted the operation because he is deeply concerned his coalition will lose the upcoming Knesset elections under current circumstances. If removed from power, he reportedly faces spending the rest of his political life behind bars, leading him to seek a full-scale war with US backing to secure his political survival.
Before the alleged incident, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu travelled to the UAE accompanied by several senior military and intelligence officials. During this visit, he reportedly held closed-door talks with Emirati President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to discuss and finalize these regional projects.
