الشرق الأوسط
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A pilot in the U.S. Air Force, known as "Bravo," was rescued after his fighter jet, an F-15E, crashed into mountainous terrain in Iran last April. The incident resulted in fractures to his back, arm, and shoulder, and he fell at high speed but survived thanks to a complex rescue operation. The aircraft was shot down by a shoulder-launched missile during a mission targeting Iranian facilities associated with drone and missile programs. His rescue required camouflage and deception efforts by the U.S. intelligence agency, involving hundreds of troops, bulldozers, and airforces, as well as strikes on Iranian sites. The rescue operation lasted approximately 50 hours and led to the destruction of Iranian rescue equipment before he was finally freed by American forces, demonstrating the strength of teamwork, training, and courage.
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