Cargo Planes Depart for Dubai to Return Luggage of Stranded Israelis
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- Cargo planes are en route to Dubai to retrieve Israeli passengers' luggage.
- The passengers were stranded after a Flydubai pilot's attempted crash.
- The operation follows a demand from the United Arab Emirates.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the Ministry of Defense to send the planes.
In response to a demand from the United Arab Emirates, cargo planes have been dispatched to Dubai to return the luggage of Israeli passengers stranded in the country. The passengers were left without their belongings following an attempted aircraft crash by a Flydubai pilot. Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the Ministry of Defense to send the cargo planes. The decision was made in coordination with security bodies and relevant government ministries, considering operational needs to complete the mission. The first flight was scheduled to depart shortly after the announcement.
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