U.S. Rescues Pilot, Threatens Iran with Strikes

0:00President Trump just announced U.S. forces pulled off a daring rescue deep in Iran's mountains, saving a seriously wounded F-15 crew member after. His jet went down behind enemy lines. Troops got him out just as Iranian forces closed in, and this came right after a secret first rescue of the pilot that wasn't made public to protect. The mission. Trump called the colonel highly respected and noted how risky these ops are for everyone involved. Meanwhile, Iran's keeping up attacks on Gulf neighbors, hitting power plants in oil facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates with. Drones, causing fires and shutdowns, but no reported injuries so far. A separate A-10 jet is still missing with its crew status unknown. Trump ramped up threats on true social, warning Iran to open the straight-of-form moves by Tuesday, or face strikes on their power plants and bridges. Saying they'd live in hell otherwise, Iran fired back, promising to hit U.S. infrastructure if provoked. Pakistan, Turkey, and Egypt are pushing mediation talks, but with tensions this high and the month-long war dragging on, both sides show no signs of.

1:08Backing down anytime soon. That wraps Calgary news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.