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[Video] Flydubai plane crash attempt averted, Israeli PM claims co-pilot attacked Indian pilot with knife

A viral video features Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu detailing a major security incident on a Flydubai flight from Dubai. An attempt to crash the plane was foiled by vigilant passengers and a wounded Indian pilot.

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[Video] Flydubai plane crash attempt averted, Israeli PM claims co-pilot attacked Indian pilot with knife

New Delhi/Tel Aviv: A video circulating on X (formerly Twitter) has sparked international concern after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed details of a severe security incident aboard a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Israel. According to reports, a co-pilot allegedly attempted to crash the plane, but a wounded Indian pilot and vigilant passengers intervened to avert a major disaster.

Shared by @PTI_News, the video features PM Netanyahu addressing the nation about the alarming mid-air security breach. Media reports indicate that a knife attack occurred inside the cockpit, injuring the Indian pilot, while 174 passengers onboard played a crucial role in overpowering the attacker.

Social media users have expressed shock over the incident, with many praising the bravery of the Indian pilot and the passengers. Aviation authorities are currently investigating the security lapse.

Note: 'The Freelance' does not independently verify the authenticity of this viral video. This report is based on social media discussions and available primary information.
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