How US used SEAL Team 6, a CIA ruse and death from above to rescue missing F-15 airman in Iran: ‘They’ve been schwackin’ dudes chasing him’
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10 claims extracted and verified against multiple sources including cross-references, web search, and Wikipedia.
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“The US rescued a missing F-15E airman deep inside Iran with an operation involving SEAL Team 6, a CIA ruse, a forward air strip, and patrols of friendly aircraft.”
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“The unnamed F-15E weapons officer hid in the mountains and climbed a 7,000-foot ridge to evade capture.”
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“The CIA created a diversion by planting fake intel that the officer had already been rescued and was being driven out of Iran.”
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“Multiple transport aircraft, including two MC-130J Commando IIs, landed inside Iranian territory south of Isfahan, 200 miles inside the country.”
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“The two MC-130J Commando IIs were demolished in place to prevent capture by Iranian forces.”
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“Photos from Iran show the burned-out wreckage of multiple aircraft, believed to be the destroyed MC-130Js.”
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“No US personnel were killed during the rescue operation, and all involved returned safely.”
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“The injured F-15E airman was flown to Kuwait for medical treatment.”
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“President Trump confirmed the rescue of the first pilot on Truth Social, stating the operation was conducted in the mountains of Iran.”
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“President Trump stated that such raids are rarely attempted due to the danger to personnel and equipment.”
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