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🚨 BREAKING The text on a Saudi Air Force F-15SA Advanced Eagle jet, which arrived in Konya for the Anatolian Eagle Exercise held in Turkey in 2025, has become a trending topic. The words "God Bless You" are written on its fuselage in English and Arabic.

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🇸🇦🇾🇪 The first confirmed shootdown of the Saudi Boeing F-15 Eagle fighter jet by the Houthis. The Houthis publish footage of the downing and wreckage of a Boeing F-15SA Eagle II fighter jet (Reg. 5539) operated by the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) that was hit by Ansar Allah air defense forces in the skies over Marib Governorate located in central-west Yemen on September 16, 2026. At this point, the fate of the two crew-members remains unknown. The Houthis claim that the warplane was struck with an unnamed "locally made surface-to-air missile." The downing of the Saudi F-15 coincides with the intensification of ground combat activities in Yemen and launch of new offensive operations by Houthi forces, including on the Red Sea coast. The setbacks suffered by Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces prompted the Royal Saudi Air Force to get more actively involved in combat. That in turn has put Saudi pilots at greater risk of being shot down by capable Houthi air defenses, the result of which we can see in below. Although there were a few more incidents involving RSAF F-15 Eagle fighter jets during the course of the war in Yemen in the past, none of them can be classified as a confirmed kill by the Houthis. In the latest video, on the other hand, we can clearly see the silhouette of the Eagle being hit by a SAM and catching fire, as well as the plane's wreckage that fell in Houthi-controlled territory in Yemen, making it the first confirmed RSAF F-15 shootdown by the Houthis. The F-15SA (Saudi Advanced) is a newer, more advanced version of the F-15E Eagle, developed for the Royal Saudi Air Force. (airframe photo for illustration purposes only as no actual photo for Reg. 5539 could've been found)

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PAF CONTINGENT ARRIVES IN KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA TO PARTICIPATE IN EXERCISE SPEARS OF VICTORY-2026 19 January, 2026: Pakistan Air Force contingent comprising F-16 Block-52 fighter aircraft, alongside dedicated air and ground crew, has arrived at King Abdulaziz Air Base, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to participate in the multinational aerial combat Exercise Spears of Victory-2026. The exercise is witnessing the participation of fighter jets and combat support elements from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, France, Italy, Greece, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. It offers a robust platform to enhance interoperability, operational synergy, mutual understanding and capacity building among participating Air Forces, particularly in large force employment, night composite air operations, integrated ISR, and operations in advanced electronic warfare environments. Through participation in this multinational forum, Pakistan Air Force seeks to enhance interoperability with partner Air Forces, and validate its operational preparedness in a contested, technology-driven battlespace. For this international deployment, PAF fighter aircraft undertook a non-stop flight from their home base in Pakistan to Saudi Arabia, demonstrating the long-range operational reach and expeditionary capabilities of Pakistan Air Force. During the conduct of the exercise, PAF pilots flying advanced F-16 Block-52 aircraft equipped with modern avionics and Beyond Visual Range capabilities will be pitched against aircrew of participating Air Forces operating a wide array of sophisticated combat aircraft. Participation of Pakistan Air Force contingent in Exercise Spears of Victory-2026 not only reflects PAF’s firm commitment to regional and international military cooperation, but also underscores its professional excellence and proven capability to operate effectively in diverse and demanding operational environments alongside leading contemporary Air Forces.

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