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Co-pilot showed suicidal behaviour before flydubai crash: Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that the co-pilot of a flydubai aircraft displayed suicidal tendencies during the moments before the plane crashed. The remarks shed new light on the circumstances surrounding the incident that claimed multiple lives.
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Netanyahu stated that the co-pilot had called out to other aircrew members after being physically restrained, reportedly shouting "Kill me" repeatedly during the final moments before the aircraft went down. "It's clear he was suicidal, that's not a question," Netanyahu said in reference to the co-pilot's apparent mental state at the time of the incident. The Israeli premier's comments suggest the crash may have resulted from deliberate actions rather than mechanical failure or accident. The co-pilot's apparent distress and the statements he made have become central to understanding the sequence of events that led to the disaster. Investigators have been examining multiple factors, including the crew's actions in the cockpit during the final minutes of the flight, as authorities work to establish a complete picture of what occurred.