Israeli Prime Minister has characterized the recent Flydubai incident as part of broader threats to Israeli citizens, although the specific motive behind the event remains undetermined. Analysts note that while the political framing is clear, the factual basis for the underlying cause of the incident has not yet been confirmed.
Russian forces were never first to attack non-military facilities — Putin
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As the head of state pointed out, the Russian Armed Forces have always followed the principle of the inviolability of humanitarian norms
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