Dowladaha Australia iyo New Zealand waxay baarayaan xilli uu ahaa wiilka loo xiray weerarka diyaaradda Flydubai
Xarumaha amniga Australia iyo New Zealand ayaa maanta sheegay inay baaritaan ku sameeyeen xilli uu wiilka loo xiray weerarka diyaaradda Flydubai ku sugnaa dalkooda, iyadoo la xaqiijiyay inuu yahay qof Soomaali ah.
Baaritaanka xiriirka Australia iyo New Zealand
Maamulka booliiska Australia ayaa sheegay in kooxda dagaalka kooxda Victoria ee Victoria Counter Terrorism Team ay baaritaan ku sameysay xiriirka wiilkaasi iyo dalka Australia. Warbixinnada Australia waxay sheegayaan in wiilkaasi uu 2014-kii yimid Australia, 2015-kii uu ka qayb galay jaamacadda Melbourne, 2017-kii uu ka baxay, 2019-kii-na la xirey visa-kiisa. Jaamacadda RMIT ayaa sheegtay inuu ka qayb galay jaamacadda Melbourne ee gobolka Victoria, balse aanu guulaysan inuu dhammeystiro shahaadada injineernimada.
Sidoo kale, booliiska New Zealand ayaa sheegay in wiilkaasi uu waqti ku qaatay dalkaas, iyagoo aan sheegin meel ama waqti gaar ah. Sareeye ku xigeenka booliiska New Zealand, Micahel Johnson, wuxuu yiri: 'Waxaan baaraya xilli uu ku sugnaa halkan, iyadoo la xiriirayo xarumo kale oo loo baahan yahay.' Wuxuu intaas ku daray: 'Awood ma leenahay inaan ka hadalno inta badan hadda.'
Xaaladda diyaaradda iyo xirfadda haysta
Diyaaradda Flydubai ee FZ1073 ayaa ka dib dagaal ku saabsan maamulka diyaaradda, oo socday ilaa 30 ilbiriqsi, waxay ku dhacday Sacuudiga. Wiilka loo xiray ayaa la sheegay inuu weeraray haysta Smit Machchhar, oo ah qofka Hindiya, iyadoo la sheegay inuu doonayay inuu diyaaradda ku burburiyo Israa'iil. Haysta Machchhar ayaa ahaa qofka ugu horreeyay ee diyaaradda ka shaqaynayay, isagoo 18 sano ka hor ku biiray shirkadda Mainland Air.
Madaxweynaha shirkadda Flydubai, Philip Kean, wuxuu yiri: 'Waxaan aad u faraxsanahay inaan arko sida uu u qabtay xaaladda. Wuxuu furay furaha si kaleba dadku u ilaaliyaan diyaaradda, sababtoo ah haddii uu uusan sameyn, waxay noqon lahayd burbur.'
Security agencies in Australia and New Zealand have launched investigations into the time a Flydubai co-pilot spent in both countries during his youth. The Omani national is currently in custody in the UAE, suspected of attacking his pilot and attempting to crash the aircraft in Israel.
Investigation into Australian Links
Authorities in Australia confirmed they are examining the suspect's history in the country. The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) stated that the man enrolled at the Melbourne university in Victoria but did not successfully complete an engineering qualification. A spokesman for the Australian Federal Police noted that the Victorian Counter Terrorism Team, which includes federal police, state police, and the ASIO intelligence agency, is investigating the man's links to Australia.
According to Australian media reports, the suspect arrived on a student visa in 2014 and enrolled in 2015. He left the country in 2017, and his visa was subsequently canceled in 2019. The police spokesman emphasized that the investigation covers these specific connections to the nation.
New Zealand Inquiry and Pilot Background
New Zealand police also announced on Monday that they are looking into the time the suspect spent in the country, though they did not specify the exact location or dates. Assistant Commissioner Micahel Johnson told the RNZ news outlet, 'We are looking into the time he spent here, alongside other agencies where appropriate,' adding, 'We are unable to comment further at this time.'
In a related development, the pilot of flight FZ1073, Indian national Smit Machchhar, also spent some of his formative years in New Zealand. He completed his early flight training approximately 18 years ago with the Mainland Air carrier. Following the incident, airline chief executive Philip Kean expressed relief, stating, 'I was really pleased to read how he handled the situation.' He added, 'He got through and he got the door open so the other people could save the airplane, because if he hadn't done that, it would have been a disaster.'
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