Qatari jets fighter intercept a UAE civil aircraft …Abu Dhabi rejects the threat of civil aviation movement

By:  Radwa Al-Sisi

Qatar continues its claims against the United Arab Emirates in defiance of all international conventions.

Initially, Qatar accused UAE with arresting and detention Sheikh Abdullah bin Ali al-Thani and after that accused UAE of penetrating the airspace of Qatar with an Emirati carrier aircraft, destined for Bahrain, which the UAE has denied in its entirety.

An official source at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the UAE confirmed that Sheikh Abdullah bin Ali Al-Thani was a guest in UAE at his request, and he resorted to the state as a result of the restrictions imposed by the Qatari government.

The same official source added that Sheikh Abdullah control all his free movements and when he expressed his desire to leave the state, all the procedures were facilitated for him without any interference.

The source regretted the fabrications that accompanied Sheikh Abdullah bin Ali Al Thani request to leave for the UAE, stressing that these practices and allegations have become a continuous approach to the State of Qatar in the his management of the crisis.

Qatari insanity appears to be on the rise, as Qatari jets fighters intercept an Emirati civilian aircraft during a regular flight to Manama, the UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority said.

The General Authority of Civil Aviation said it had received a communication from a national carrier that one of its aircraft, during its normal flight to Manama, while flying on normal routes, was intercepted by Qatari jets fighters in a flagrant and dangerous threat to the safety of civil aviation and a clear violation of the International laws and conventions.

The authority pointed out, in its statement, that the flight was a routine scheduled flight, and that its route is well known and complies with international norms concerning approvals and permits.

The GCAA stressed that UAE rejects this threat to the safety civil aviation movement, and will take all necessary legal measures to ensure the safety and safety of civil aviation movement.