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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Sec. Hegseth said Trump ordered the operation on Easter weekend after 2 American pilots went down. He described it as the largest, most complex and most harrowing search-and-rescue mission the U.S. military has ever attempted. Special operators, elite air crews and intelligence teams moved into mountainous terrain while... show more

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DARIO ALTMAN1 day ago

The scale of this rescue is a reminder that complex missions are rarely about one team doing everything. They’re about coordination, intelligence, timing, and execution working together under pressure.

pavelin🇭🇷1 day ago

Impressive rescue operation

T.M1 day ago

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Stephen Gray1 day ago

Liar.

Ayandele Coker1 day ago

Why are they publishing this as form of victory speech? You put yourself in the situation and you sacrifice multiple aircraft.

E. T1 day ago

This rescue sounds historic.

(*☻-☻*)1 day ago

遊んだんだよ。ごめんね。燃料だけでもお安くなる魔法あればいいなぁ。

Principal⭐️1 day ago

An extraordinary rescue under extreme conditions. 🇺🇸🇺🇸 Courage, coordination, and determination saved lives when every second mattered.

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