US special operators involved in rescue mission of downed jet crew: report
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US special operators were involved in a rescue mission to retrieve the crew of a downed fighter jet in Iran. The operation resulted in the injury of three US troops and highlighted the ongoing conflict in the region.
A US fighter jet was shot down in Iran, prompting a rescue mission by US special operators. The operation resulted in the injury of three US troops, including the weapon systems officer from the downed jet and two aircrewmen from a helicopter that took fire during the rescue. The US has not confirmed whether its troops set foot on Iranian soil. Meanwhile, tensions in the region continue to escalate, with Israel launching an airstrike on a shelter in Gaza and the US and Egypt urging Israel not to strike the Lebanon-Syria border crossing.
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