U.S. Colonel Rescued in Iran: Trump's Daring Mission

0:00It's April 6th. You're listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news. President Trump just announced the major win in the Iran conflict. A U.S. colonel rescued deep inside Iranian mountains after his F-15 fighter jet. Got shot down. This daring daytime raid lasted seven hours over enemy territory, pulling off what experts call a rare feat of bravery. The CIA ran a slick deception campaign, spreading fake intel that the second airman was already extracted by sea, that bought crucial time to track the real target using advanced tech after picking up his distress signal. Trump praised the mission on social media, highlighting how Iranian forces were closing and fast, but got outmaneuvered. Folks are buzzing about the sheer guts it took, especially since these ops rarely succeed without heavy losses. This all kicked off Friday when the F-15 went down inside Iran. One crew member scooped up quick while a second A-10 pilot hit by fire limped. Back to safety before ejecting, it's the first U.S. plane lost on Iranian soil in this

1:0237-day war. Tune in tomorrow at 1pm, Eastern for Trump's Oval Office briefing with Pentagon brass. They're dropping more details as tensions simmer in the... Great of Hormuz.