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The CIA used Israeli-made Pegasus software to carry out a deception campaign in Iran amid the effort to retrieve the second of two downed US airmen last weekend, the Times of London reported. The ...

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Following the downing of a US F-15E Strike Eagle late on Thursday, what unfolded was a risky rescue operation for its two occupants, involving dozens of aircraft, hundreds of personnel and subterfuge.

US President Donald Trump's press interaction on April 6, Easter Monday, was awaited with great anticipation, with possibilities of announcements ranging from a possible ceasefire or a declaration of ...

The site in Iran, where the Americans destroyed aircraft during the rescue of a USAF F-15 pilot. Reuters REVEALED: U.S Pilot's 3-Word Message Moments After Iranian Missile Destroys F-15E Aircraft Over ...

Fox News’ Jennifer Griffin marveled Monday at the “eye-watering mission” completed by U.S. service members to rescue an airman who ejected over Iran and hid 7,000 feet up in the mountains for more ...

Three ill-equipped canoeists, who had planned to camp on a Lakeland island, were thrown into the water during Storm Dave. A major multi-agency rescue operation was triggered after the group's ...

Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman said on "The Sunday Briefing" that a reported agency deception campaign may have helped draw Iranian forces away from a missing U.S. airman, offering new insight ...

Iranian media reported that strikes during the rescue operation killed five people in the southwest Iran's military said on Sunday that the US operation to rescue an airman from a downed American ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...