US fighter jet shot down over Iran, pilot survives 50 hours behind enemy lines

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: A U.S. Air Force jet was downed by a shoulder‑fire missile over Iran’s desert, forcing the pilot to eject and land in a remote mountainous area. The pilot, wounded, evaded Iranian forces for nearly 50 hours while U.S. troops launched a large‑scale rescue effort that involved bombers and drones targeting nearby Iranian Revolutionary Guard positions. The operation highlighted the U.S. commitment to recovering its personnel. QUOTE: "over ninety American service members deployed for one of the most complex rescue operations." — Times of India

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