US military aircraft hit in Iran war are first shot down by enemy fire in over 20 years - AP News

US military aircraft hit in Iran war are first shot down by enemy fire in over 20 years  AP News

‘Iran Is Being Destroyed in Front of Our Eyes’: Tehran Is Gripped by Fear

Fifteen residents of Tehran said in telephone interviews and text messages that the capital was weathering heavy bombardment Friday.

By Farnaz Fassihi

More than 20 attacks on Iranian healthcare facilities since March 1: WHO

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says 'multiple attacks' on Iranian healthcare facilities have been reported.

In a time of war, Chinese museums are a safe haven for ancient treasures of Iran

From glimmering floral-patterned glassware to the vivid colours of intricately designed Persian carpets, artefacts from Iran have captivated visitors to a museum in northern China, where they have avoided the risks of damage in the war waged by the US and Israel. The relics, on display at the Inner Mongolia Museum in the regional capital Hohhot since December, have drawn growing attention since the start of the conflict in the Middle East and highlighted a cultural exchange that has been quie...

By Vanessa Cai

Live: Several blasts heard coming from northern Tehran

Several blasts were reportedly heard in northern Tehran on Saturday as the Middle East war neared its sixth week. Meanwhile, Iranian and American forces are racing to recover the missing crew member from an American warplane shot down by Iran on Saturday. Follow our liveblog for updates.

By FRANCE 24

Iran-US war latest: Urgent search for missing American pilot as Tehran claims to have downed second plane

Iran claims to have shot down two U.S military planes Friday in separate attacks with at least one service member still missing

By Stuti Mishra and Rachel Dobkin

'An Iranian Missile Hit My Home While My Kids Were There Alone. It's Insane' - Haaretz

'An Iranian Missile Hit My Home While My Kids Were There Alone. It's Insane'  Haaretz

Iran downs F-15, A-10 jets: First US combat aircraft losses in over 20 years

Iran has shot down two US military aircraft, an F-15E Strike Eagle and an A-10 attack aircraft, marking the first such incidents in over two decades. Despite US claims of Iran's weakened capabilities, these events highlight Tehran's continued ability to retaliate, possibly with shoulder-fired missiles, even as US forces conduct extensive operations.

By TOI WORLD DESK

US jets down, one airman missing: How US aircraft have been hit in the Iran war

Iran eyeing Bab el-Mandeb strait after Hormuz? Top official drops big hint

The remarks by Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf come as maritime traffic through Hormuz remains strained.

Hide, find water: US ex-pilot details how to survive being shot down - The Straits Times

Hide, find water: US ex-pilot details how to survive being shot down  The Straits Times

Downed planes spell new peril for Trump as Tehran hunts missing US pilot

Iran’s forces were hunting on Saturday for a missing U.S. pilot from one of two warplanes downed over Iran and the Gulf, officials from both sides said, while two airmen were rescued. The incidents show the risks still facing U.S. and Israeli aircraft over Iran as the war entered its sixth week, despite assertions by […]

Debris fall in Dubai marina after aerial interception, one killed by shrapnel in Abu Dhabi

This follows an incident in Bahrain late Friday night where debris from intercepted Iranian drones damaged several houses in Sitra, with four people sustaining minor injuries.

Iran, US race to find crew member of crashed American fighter jet

Iranian and American forces raced each other on Saturday to recover a crew member of the US fighter jet shot down inside Iran. Tehran said it had shot down the F-15 warplane, while US media reported United States special forces had rescued one of its two crew members, with the other still missing. Iran’s military also said it downed a US A-10 ground attack aircraft in the Gulf, with US media saying the pilot was rescued. The war erupted more than a month ago with US-Israeli strikes on Iran th...

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Hide, Find Water: Ex-US Airmen On Avoiding Capture In Enemy Territory

As American forces race against time and Iran's military to locate an aviator reportedly shot down Friday, a former Air Force pilot and a rescuer told AFP what it takes to hide...

Two US military planes shot down, crew member missing, Iranian state media claims

US officials confirmed a fighter jet had been shot down, but it was unclear whether the second aircraft crashed or was downed by Iran.

How 2 downed jets show a critical vulnerability for the US as Iran war rages on

US launches rescue mission after F-15E downing; one crew member found, another missing in first such combat loss since war began.

Second US fighter jet crashes in Persian Gulf as ceasefire talks stall

A second US Air Force fighter jet crashed in the Persian Gulf region on Friday, officials confirmed, amid reports that high-level mediation efforts to secure a ceasefire between the US, Israel, and Iran have collapsed. An A-10 Warthog ground-attack aircraft went down near the Strait of Hormuz. The incident occurred at approximately the same time […]

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Downed planes raise new perils for Trump

Two ‌US warplanes were downed over Iran and the Gulf, Iranian and US officials said on Friday, with two pilots rescued and a third still missing and being hunted by Tehran’s forces.

Downed planes spell new peril for Trump as Tehran hunts missing US pilot

Incident shows risks facing US-Israeli aircraft despite assertions by US administration of total control of the skies

By Reuters

Hide, find water: Ex-airmen detail how to survive being shot down - The Daily Star

Hide, find water: Ex-airmen detail how to survive being shot down  The Daily Star

Iran and US race to find missing American crew member downed in fighter jet

Iranian and American forces raced each other Saturday to recover a crew member of the first US fighter jet to go down inside Iran since the start of the war.

By David Apinga