Donald Trump pointed the finger at Iran - it's unclear what happens now

US President Donald Trump said that in his personal assessment, Iran is behind the attempted attack on the Flydubai plane that was en route to Israel. Trump did not elaborate on what evidence he bases his assessment on. His stance contradicts that of Vice President JD Vance, who said he has not yet seen conclusive evidence. The incident occurred on flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv.

US President Donald Trump escalated his rhetoric toward Iran last night, saying that in his personal assessment, it is behind the attempted attack on the Flydubai plane that was en route to Israel. When asked outside the White House if he believes Iran is responsible, he replied briefly: "Yes. I personally think so." Trump did not elaborate on what evidence or intelligence information he bases his assessment on. His stance contradicts that of Vice President JD Vance, who said he has not yet seen conclusive evidence linking Iran to the incident, and that the administration is still reviewing the information. The incident occurred on Flydubai flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv. The investigation in the UAE is examining, among other things, whether the suspect acted alone or was recruited by an external party. Shin Bet personnel are participating in the investigation. In Israel as well, caution was exercised in making a final determination: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it is still too early to determine whether Iran is involved.