US Special Forces Rescue Pilot in Iran

0:00On April 6, U.S. Special Forces pulled off a daring rescue in Iran, saving an F-15 airman who got stranded behind enemy lines. His jet went down on April 2 during a combat mission, and while the pilot ejected safely that same day via helicopters, this crew member hit out. For nearly 48 hours in a mountain spot, armed only with a handgun. Netanyahu hit up President Trump right after to congratulate him on the bold call and flawless execution. Trump called the guy a highly respected colonel who'd been seriously wounded, but is now safe and sound. Both leaders shouted out their tight teamwork, with Netanyahu saying he's proud Israel chipped in to save the brave warrior, and Trump thanking them. For the assist, on and off the battlefield. Trump shared in an interview that the airman radioed, God is good, during the op, which had folks thinking it might be an Iranian trap with fake signals. But buddies confirmed he's religious, so it checked out, and central command verified both crew members got recovered safely on April 4.

1:03U.S. strikes keep hammering Iran's power projection as tensions boil, with Trump warning that Tuesday's power plan and bridge day hits are coming, unless they reopen the straight-of-form moves cooperation like this shows how high the stakes stay in the region.