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  1. On 30 September, the co-pilot allegedly attacked the pilot and tried to seize control of a Tel Aviv-bound flight with 182 people aboard. Passengers and a reserve pilot regained control and landed in Saudi Arabia; investigators now include New Zealand authorities.

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    People aboard the flydubai flight

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  2. UAE prosecutors say Hamam al-Hammami admitted acting alone in a planned suicide attack to crash FZ1073 at Ben Gurion Airport. After the incident, Israel reportedly barred crew with nationalities from 31 countries from flights into or over Israel; Air France said it would comply.

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    The plane lost about 16,000 feet of altitude during the reported fight.

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  3. The United States is pushing for new trilateral talks with Russia and Ukraine, which President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine is ready to hold this month. The UAE remains a possible venue amid continued attacks and diplomatic pressure.

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    AllegedUkrainian officials reported attacks in eight regions since the start of the day.

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  4. US sanctions on Iranian airlines and service providers have suspended or disrupted routes to the UAE and other countries. Travellers now face journeys of up to 18 hours and fares above $1,000, while about 20% of international flights from Iran have been suspended.

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    Iraqi airports that suspended flights to and from Iran

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  5. Israeli and US media and NPR reports allege that Netanyahu and other Israeli officials received repeated warnings of a possible Hamas attack before October 7, 2023. Netanyahu denies receiving warnings, has sued over some reports, and continues to reject a state inquiry.

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  6. Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran would target a US-assisted shuttle system moving oil from Gulf Arab ports through southern routes near Oman. The article also reports attacks on vessels and rising shipping costs.

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    Two outbound tankers were targeted overnight from Sunday to Monday.

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  7. Provisional Kpler data show Middle East crude exports exceeded pre-war levels on 14 days in September, reaching a seven-day average of 18.5m barrels per day on October 1. Exports remain high despite increased tanker attacks and shipping costs.

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    Crude exports from the region in September were at least 16.5 million barrels per day.

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