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UAE probes potential terror link in Flydubai cockpit attack

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Authorities in the United Arab Emirates are investigating a recent attack on a Flydubai aircraft cockpit. The incident occurred during a flight and involved an assault on the flight deck. Investigators are examining whether the assault had any connections to terrorism. The probe aims to determine the motive and any possible pre-planning behind the event.

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