Iran: Account of US Air Force colonel’s rescue ‘fictional’
Summary
Iran has rejected the U.S. story about rescuing an Air Force colonel after his fighter jet was shot down over Iran. Iran called the U.S. account false and said it cannot be accepted.Key Facts
- A U.S. Air Force colonel’s F-15E fighter jet was shot down over Iran in April.
- The colonel, known by the call sign Bravo, shared his experience of survival recently.
- The U.S. said it rescued the colonel after the crash.
- Iran denied the U.S. rescue story and said it was made up.
- Iran described the U.S. account as “fictional and unacceptable.”
- The disagreement highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries.
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