Flight tracking data published by Abu Ali Express indicates that aircraft linked to Libya's Khalifa Haftar, Morocco, Qatar, and an Emirati plane that stopped in Riyadh landed in Abu Dhabi within a short window of Prime Minister Netanyahu's arrival yesterday, suggesting a broader regional summit may have taken place alongside the bilateral meeting.
OSINT tracking data published by Abu Ali Express suggests that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's unannounced visit to Abu Dhabi yesterday may have coincided with a wider regional summit.
According to the tracking data, Netanyahu's plane (M-ULTI) landed in Abu Dhabi at 16:13 local time. Within a narrow window around that time, four other aircraft landed in the Emirati capital: a Libyan plane linked to Khalifa Haftar (P4-KH5i9) at 16:28, a Moroccan C-130 (CN-AOF) at 14:10, a Qatari government plane (A7-MHH) at 16:18, and an Emirati plane (A6-FAM) that had picked up a passenger in Riyadh at 14:00 before landing in Abu Dhabi at 16:10.
The Zioneer reported earlier today that the visit was focused on coordination against Iran. The presence of a plane linked to Haftar, who is aligned with the UAE and Egypt, alongside Moroccan, Qatari, and Saudi-linked aircraft, points to a potential broader alignment being discussed. The UAE has not officially acknowledged the meeting, as The Zioneer reported earlier.
The identities of the passengers on the other aircraft have not been confirmed, and the purpose of the simultaneous landings remains unverified.
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