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Social Media’s Wild Conspiracy Theory: The Missing F-35 Flew To Cuba

The US military's $80 million F-35 fighter jet was reported missing after a mishap, forcing the pilot to eject. Joint Base Charleston launched a search near Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion for the missing jet.
Despite claims on social media, there is no credible evidence or official confirmation that the F-35 jet was found in Cuba. The post sharing this information lacks any reputable sources to support its claim.
It is inaccurate to suggest that China or Joe Biden had any involvement in the mishap or the alleged landing of the F-35 jet in Cuba. There is no evidence to support these accusations.

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FACT CHECK: Was The Missing F-35 Found In Cuba?

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El Tiempo Latino

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¿F-35 aterrizó en La Habana? Desmentimos este falso rumor

No caigas en falsos rumores, los restos del avión se hallaron al norte de Charleston un día después. El F-35 no aterrizó en la Habana

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National Zero

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F-35 debris found in not Cuba - National Zero

You will not be surprised to learn that military officials have recovered pieces of the missing Marine Corps F-35 not in Cuba but in South Carolina as expected, Axios reports.

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Social Media’s Wild Conspiracy Theory: The Missing F-35 Flew To Cuba

It is impossible that the aircraft could have flown to a secret Chinese airbase outside of Havana that was built after the Chinese spy balloon crossed the USA

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Social media’s wild conspiracy theory: Missing F-35 flew to Cuba

A Marine Corps pilot ejected safely from a fighter jet over South Carolina and is being searched for , The missing plane was centered over two lakes near

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