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US Airman Injured but Safe After Rescue Inside Iran, Trump Says
The rescue comes as US and Iranian forces search for a missing airman following the F-15's downing during escalating regional military operations.
- An F-15 jet was shot down, prompting United States and Iranian forces to search for a missing American airman; Iran urged citizens to locate the crew member and offered rewards.
- President Donald Trump warned that "all hell will rain down" on Iran if it does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz or make a deal within 48 hours.
- Strikes on the Mahshahr Petrochemical Zone killed five people and wounded 170, according to Iranian officials who also claim more than 30 universities have been targeted since the war began.
- Tehran rejected the ultimatum as "helpless and nervous," while an Iranian military official warned that any escalation would make the region "hell" for the United States and Israel.
- Antiwar protests have emerged in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa, alongside reports of a drone attack on a Kuwait oil complex as regional conflict continues to intensify.
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Trump celebrates rescue of American airman shot down over Iran
President Donald TrumpAlex Brandon-Pool/Getty ImagesA dramatic search and rescue operation has recovered a US airman shot down over Iran on Friday.President Trump said the airman "sustained injuries, but he will be just fine."He said dozens of military aircraft were involved in the rescue mission.A US airman who was missing after his aircraft was shot down over Iran on Friday has been rescued, President Donald Trump announced early on Sunday. He…
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