UAE says Flydubai attacker radicalized in Australia, aimed to crash plane

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The United Arab Emirates' attorney-general has stated that a co-pilot accused of attacking a Flydubai aircraft began his radicalization in Australia. Authorities allege the individual was actively drifting towards extremism and terrorism during his time there. The official further claims the co-pilot's intent was to crash the plane into Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport. These allegations were presented as part of the UAE's legal case regarding the incident.

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