Oman's Silence on Flydubai Co-Pilot's Alleged Radicalization Draws Scrutiny
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OriginalFlydubai attack shines spotlight on Oman’s silence, Iran tiesPlus
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- Oman remains silent on the flydubai attempted hijacking, involving a co-pilot previously dismissed for suspected radicalization.
- An Omani lawyer criticized attempts to link the incident to Oman and defame the country.
- The co-pilot, Hamam al-Hammami, was reportedly dismissed from Oman Air over radicalization concerns.
- Oman has a history of mediating between Iran and the U.S., complicating its regional neutrality.
- The incident highlights Oman's general practice of avoiding public statements on sensitive matters.
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