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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. strike mission inside Iran turned into a full-scale survival fight Two F-15Es flew low to hit a bunker, but the moment they climbed to release the bomb, they were exposed. Missiles locked on, one jet was hit, and the crew ejected deep in mountainous terrain. From...

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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇶 Yesterday US helicopters flew into Iran to evacuate a crashed F15 crew! An American Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle crashed (like due to airdefense fire) last night over southwestern Iran. The American rescue force managed to locate the pilot and navigator and safely transferred them to a military base in Saudi Arabia. The condition of the two crew members was described as lightly injured. Their return of the rescue mission was visible on the Iraq-Iran border, and the surprised locals filmed it.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇶 Yesterday US helicopters flew into Iran to evacuate a crashed F15 crew! An American Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle crashed (like due to airdefense fire) last night over southwestern Iran. The American rescue force managed to locate the pilot and navigator and safely transferred them to a military base in Saudi Arabia. The condition of the two crew members was described as lightly injured. Their return of the rescue mission was visible on the Iraq-Iran border, and the surprised locals filmed it.

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JUST IN 🇮🇷🇺🇸: F-15 Pilot has Serious Injury, Getting Treatment in the Region Several U.S. members injured during the recue mission. Two helicopters were hit in the opperation to find and extract the F-15 pilots. A-10 Warthog was providing suppressive cover before it was shot down and crashed in Kuwait. That pilot is in Kuwait and recoved.
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JUST IN 🇮🇷🇺🇸: F-15 Pilot has Serious Injury, Getting Treatment in the Region Several U.S. members injured during the recue mission. Two helicopters were hit in the opperation to find and extract the F-15 pilots. A-10 Warthog was providing suppressive cover before it was shot down and crashed in Kuwait. That pilot is in Kuwait and recoved.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The CIA tricked Iran to get the U.S. airman out. They launched a deception campaign while a stranded American crew member was hiding in a mountain. They spread false information inside Iran claiming U.S. forces had already found him and were moving him out. At the same time, they pushed another story about a “valuable package” being extracted by sea. The goal was to pull Iranian forces away from the real location. It worked. The airman stayed hidden for nearly 48 hours in hostile territory while Iranian forces searched for him and even offered money to civilians to capture him. U.S. intelligence tracked his exact position the entire time. When Iranian units got close, strikes were launched to stop them from reaching him. Then the rescue mission was ordered and executed with real-time intelligence support. No casualties. One American surrounded by enemies. And a full-scale deception operation built just to bring him home. Source: Langley Outdoors Academy YT
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The CIA tricked Iran to get the U.S. airman out. They launched a deception campaign while a stranded American crew member was hiding in a mountain. They spread false information inside Iran claiming U.S. forces had already found him and were moving him out. At the same time, they pushed another story about a “valuable package” being extracted by sea. The goal was to pull Iranian forces away from the real location. It worked. The airman stayed hidden for nearly 48 hours in hostile territory while Iranian forces searched for him and even offered money to civilians to capture him. U.S. intelligence tracked his exact position the entire time. When Iranian units got close, strikes were launched to stop them from reaching him. Then the rescue mission was ordered and executed with real-time intelligence support. No casualties. One American surrounded by enemies. And a full-scale deception operation built just to bring him home. Source: Langley Outdoors Academy YT

Mario Nawfal

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Update from NYT and NBC: After evacuating the second crew member of the downed F-15E, the U.S. had to destroy two HC-130J Combat King II rescue aircraft and two helicopters that were unable to leave Iran. The aircraft were blown up on the ground. Three additional HC-130J Combat King II aircraft were then dispatched to continue the combat search-and-rescue mission.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Update from NYT and NBC: After evacuating the second crew member of the downed F-15E, the U.S. had to destroy two HC-130J Combat King II rescue aircraft and two helicopters that were unable to leave Iran. The aircraft were blown up on the ground. Three additional HC-130J Combat King II aircraft were then dispatched to continue the combat search-and-rescue mission.

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🇮🇷 Recapping the past seventy two hours: a F 15 was shot down over Iran. Both crew members ejected safely. Right away, search and rescue teams went in: combat king tankers refueled the rescue helicopters at low altitude while A-10 Warthogs flew escort and fought off ground threats. They pulled the pilot out quickly. One rescue helicopter and one A-10 took damage, but everyone on board made it home safely. The weapons systems officer had a much tougher time. He evaded capture for over thirty six hours in the rugged mountains. Then the Night Stalkers, fresh from their recent work in Venezuela, flew in with special operations C-130s carrying Little Bird helicopters. They set up a bold forward refueling site deep inside Iran, right near the uranium facilities. Despite the IRGC trying to stop them, they fought their way in, reached the airman, pulled him out, destroyed two stuck C-130s, and got him home. Source: Source: C.W. Lemoine
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🇮🇷 Recapping the past seventy two hours: a F 15 was shot down over Iran. Both crew members ejected safely. Right away, search and rescue teams went in: combat king tankers refueled the rescue helicopters at low altitude while A-10 Warthogs flew escort and fought off ground threats. They pulled the pilot out quickly. One rescue helicopter and one A-10 took damage, but everyone on board made it home safely. The weapons systems officer had a much tougher time. He evaded capture for over thirty six hours in the rugged mountains. Then the Night Stalkers, fresh from their recent work in Venezuela, flew in with special operations C-130s carrying Little Bird helicopters. They set up a bold forward refueling site deep inside Iran, right near the uranium facilities. Despite the IRGC trying to stop them, they fought their way in, reached the airman, pulled him out, destroyed two stuck C-130s, and got him home. Source: Source: C.W. Lemoine

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Mario Nawfal

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The downed pilot rescue may have been a footnote to a catastrophically failed attempt to seize Iran's nuclear material from the inside. Trita Parsi says one theory gaining traction is that U.S. forces tried to build an airstrip INSIDE Iran, fly troops in, and take the material, but that mission failed. "I'm not claiming that this is true... But the cover story, which may not be false in and of itself, is that there was an F-15 shot down and there wasn't a rescue effort to save those two pilots... But that is just a marginal part of the story compared to what ACTUALLY happened." If true, Trump's civilization-ending threat and sudden ceasefire weren't bluster... they were the aftermath. Trita Parsi
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Mario Nawfal

91,223 views • 5 days ago

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 U.S. forces just had a very messy 48 hours in Iran. An F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down. One crew member was rescued quickly, but the Weapons Systems Officer (a Colonel and Vice Wing Commander) was missing for hours. A large special operations rescue effort involving C-130s and AH-6 Little Bird helicopters was launched and things got chaotic. The odd part? F-15E aircrews are usually junior or mid-grade officers. Lieutenants. Captains. Maybe a major. So why was a colonel in the back seat of the fighter jet that went down in Iran? The rescue site was suspiciously close to Isfahan, home to Iran's heavily guarded enriched uranium stockpile. A high-ranking officer with sensitive knowledge, deep inside enemy territory, near the most valuable target in the country... Was this purely a rescue mission or did a botched F-15 shootdown accidentally blow the cover on a planned special ops raid to snatch Iran’s nuclear material? Source: zerohedge
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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 U.S. forces just had a very messy 48 hours in Iran. An F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down. One crew member was rescued quickly, but the Weapons Systems Officer (a Colonel and Vice Wing Commander) was missing for hours. A large special operations rescue effort involving C-130s and AH-6 Little Bird helicopters was launched and things got chaotic. The odd part? F-15E aircrews are usually junior or mid-grade officers. Lieutenants. Captains. Maybe a major. So why was a colonel in the back seat of the fighter jet that went down in Iran? The rescue site was suspiciously close to Isfahan, home to Iran's heavily guarded enriched uranium stockpile. A high-ranking officer with sensitive knowledge, deep inside enemy territory, near the most valuable target in the country... Was this purely a rescue mission or did a botched F-15 shootdown accidentally blow the cover on a planned special ops raid to snatch Iran’s nuclear material? Source: zerohedge

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378,895 views • 4 months ago

Iran announces the capture of an American pilot The pilot managed to eject after the aircraft was hit by an air defense system. After that, the Americans began a rescue operation with the help of Black Hawk helicopters and a C-130 Hercules aircraft. F-35 fighters and MQ-9 drones were also involved in the search operation. The Iranian military captured a US Air Force F-35 fighter pilot, according to the Tasnim news agency. Александр Коц
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Iran announces the capture of an American pilot The pilot managed to eject after the aircraft was hit by an air defense system. After that, the Americans began a rescue operation with the help of Black Hawk helicopters and a C-130 Hercules aircraft. F-35 fighters and MQ-9 drones were also involved in the search operation. The Iranian military captured a US Air Force F-35 fighter pilot, according to the Tasnim news agency. Александр Коц

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⚡BREAKING 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Reports suggest that U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle was taken down over southwestern Iran during a mission early Wednesday. At least one source attributes the crash to Iranian air defenses, as reported by OSINTdefender Reports claim Iranian air defenses were responsible for the loss. Both the pilot and weapons systems officer ejected over Iranian territory. U.S. and Israeli combat search and rescue teams reportedly entered Iran about an hour later, located the crew, and extracted them safely. Both personnel were later transported to Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia with minor injuries. The incident is not yet officially confirmed.
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⚡BREAKING 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Reports suggest that U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle was taken down over southwestern Iran during a mission early Wednesday. At least one source attributes the crash to Iranian air defenses, as reported by OSINTdefender Reports claim Iranian air defenses were responsible for the loss. Both the pilot and weapons systems officer ejected over Iranian territory. U.S. and Israeli combat search and rescue teams reportedly entered Iran about an hour later, located the crew, and extracted them safely. Both personnel were later transported to Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia with minor injuries. The incident is not yet officially confirmed.

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🇮🇷🇺🇸🇰🇼 What happened on the second day of the Iran war is deeply shocking. Iranian F-5s, jets so old they date back to the Shah era, somehow slipped through advanced U.S. air defenses and struck Camp Buehring in Kuwait. The F-5's tiny radar cross-section fooled the system. Then it got worse. Kuwaiti air defenses, already on edge, locked onto the wrong targets and shot down three American F-15Es. All pilots ejected safely, but 3 of the most advanced fighter jets in the U.S. arsenal were taken out by an ally. The real damage came from confusion, misidentification, and a defense network that wasn't built for this kind of chaos. Source: wallstreetresearchcenter
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Mario Nawfal

594,073 views • 3 months ago

JUST IN: General "Raizin" Caine gives a detailed breakdown of the U.S. attack on Venezuela, says they were so detailed that they knew what Maduro ate and where his pets were. - 150 aircraft involved. - U.S. forces arrived at Maduro's compound at 1;01 a.m. - Helicopters came under fire, but "replied with that fire with overwhelming force and self-defense." - Maduro and his wife gave up and were taken into custody. - The youngest crew member was 20, and the oldest crew member was 49. - Preparation took several months. - "Those in the air over Caracas last night were willing to give their lives for those on the ground and in the helicopters." - "After months of work by our intelligence teammates to find Maduro and understand how he moved, where he lived, where he traveled, what he ate, what he wore, what were his pets..." - The weather was just clear enough for the mission so aviators could operate. - All U.S. soldiers are safe.
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JUST IN: General "Raizin" Caine gives a detailed breakdown of the U.S. attack on Venezuela, says they were so detailed that they knew what Maduro ate and where his pets were. - 150 aircraft involved. - U.S. forces arrived at Maduro's compound at 1;01 a.m. - Helicopters came under fire, but "replied with that fire with overwhelming force and self-defense." - Maduro and his wife gave up and were taken into custody. - The youngest crew member was 20, and the oldest crew member was 49. - Preparation took several months. - "Those in the air over Caracas last night were willing to give their lives for those on the ground and in the helicopters." - "After months of work by our intelligence teammates to find Maduro and understand how he moved, where he lived, where he traveled, what he ate, what he wore, what were his pets..." - The weather was just clear enough for the mission so aviators could operate. - All U.S. soldiers are safe.

Collin Rugg

5,319,332 views • 7 months ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 How did Iran manage to attack 3 U.S. destroyers? Iran's mosquito boats, small and nearly impossible to track, swarmed U.S. destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz. The CIA had already flagged Iran's underground stockpiles of anti-ship missiles. The U.S. knew what was coming, so they let it happen. While the destroyers sat in position, carrier fighter jets and cruise missiles were already coordinated and ready. The moment Iran made their move, the U.S. had already traced them back to their source. They absorbed the attack just long enough to lock onto the origin, then they hit back with everything. It's a brutal calculation: take the hit, confirm the location, eliminate the threat permanently. In one of the most contested waterways on earth, the U.S. turned Iran's asymmetric playbook against itself. Source: AiTelly
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 How did Iran manage to attack 3 U.S. destroyers? Iran's mosquito boats, small and nearly impossible to track, swarmed U.S. destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz. The CIA had already flagged Iran's underground stockpiles of anti-ship missiles. The U.S. knew what was coming, so they let it happen. While the destroyers sat in position, carrier fighter jets and cruise missiles were already coordinated and ready. The moment Iran made their move, the U.S. had already traced them back to their source. They absorbed the attack just long enough to lock onto the origin, then they hit back with everything. It's a brutal calculation: take the hit, confirm the location, eliminate the threat permanently. In one of the most contested waterways on earth, the U.S. turned Iran's asymmetric playbook against itself. Source: AiTelly

Mario Nawfal

768,567 views • 3 months ago

💢 NOW | The search for a missing U.S. F-15E weapons systems officer continues across the mountainous provinces of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad and Khuzestan in southwestern Iran, with both US and Iran racing to locate him. The deputy governor of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad said: "The efforts of law enforcement, security and public forces to identify and arrest the missing pilot are still ongoing." U.S. combat search-and-rescue aircraft are operating deep inside Iran, including HC-130J planes, which coordinate missions and refuel in air, and MH-60G helicopters, which recover downed pilots. They are flying low to extract the missing crew member, exposing them to small arms fire. Iranian officials have offered rewards for the aviator’s capture, as state media broadcasts footage urging civilians to locate the U.S. crew member.
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💢 NOW | The search for a missing U.S. F-15E weapons systems officer continues across the mountainous provinces of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad and Khuzestan in southwestern Iran, with both US and Iran racing to locate him. The deputy governor of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad said: "The efforts of law enforcement, security and public forces to identify and arrest the missing pilot are still ongoing." U.S. combat search-and-rescue aircraft are operating deep inside Iran, including HC-130J planes, which coordinate missions and refuel in air, and MH-60G helicopters, which recover downed pilots. They are flying low to extract the missing crew member, exposing them to small arms fire. Iranian officials have offered rewards for the aviator’s capture, as state media broadcasts footage urging civilians to locate the U.S. crew member.

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This is very interesting❗️ Iran shot down a U.S. fighter jet over its territory, and reports indicate the pilots were captured alive. Yet Iran went on to announce a reward for any information about them. The U.S. responded with a CSAR mission to recover the pilots. Then Iran brought down an aircraft involved in that search. Everything points to a calculated trap, the pilots were used to lure in rescue forces, only for Iran to strike again. What a humiliation for the "we will send them back to the Stone Age" team. 🤡
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This is very interesting❗️ Iran shot down a U.S. fighter jet over its territory, and reports indicate the pilots were captured alive. Yet Iran went on to announce a reward for any information about them. The U.S. responded with a CSAR mission to recover the pilots. Then Iran brought down an aircraft involved in that search. Everything points to a calculated trap, the pilots were used to lure in rescue forces, only for Iran to strike again. What a humiliation for the "we will send them back to the Stone Age" team. 🤡

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