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2026-10-04

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  • The pilot who was attacked in the cockpit during a flight

  • is speaking out days after what authorities have called an attempted terrorist attack.

  • Captain Smit Machar spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday.

  • He said his co-pilot asked to pray before striking him from behind during Wednesday's flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv.

  • Investigators say the co-pilot had tagged him with a crash axe and tried to seize control of the plane.

  • Officials say a passenger helped steady the aircraft before a third pilot took over and landed safely in Saudi Arabia.

  • A planned release of emergency oil reserves could help ease pressure on global diesel markets.

  • NPR's Julia Simon reports G7 leaders agreed on Friday to release

  • 100 million barrels of oil and refined products over the next four months.

  • In recent weeks, diesel prices have reached record highs,

  • pushed up by shortages and damage to refineries in the Middle East.

  • And Russia, as Ukrainian drone strikes continue to hit Russian refineries.

  • Last month, diesel topped $6.50 a gallon here in the US.

  • For context, diesel was around $3.75 in September of last year.