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F-15E Wreckage Appears in Iran, Contradicting F-35 Claims

Iran Releases Images of US Fighter Jet Debris Amid Conflicting Reports

Unverified images circulating on social media appear to show the wreckage of a US Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle on Iranian soil, contradicting claims by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that it had shot down an F-35 Lightning II. The images, which have not been independently confirmed, show markings consistent with an F-15E from the 494th Fighter Squadron. The incident has sparked confusion, with some speculating that the debris could be from a previous friendly fire incident. The situation remains unclear, with US Central Command declining to comment on the images, as reported by AeroTime.

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    F-15E Wreckage Appears in Iran, Contradicting F-35 Claims

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    Iran Releases Images of US Fighter Jet Debris Amid Conflicting Reports

    Unverified images circulating on social media appear to show the wreckage of a US Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle on Iranian soil, contradicting claims by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that it had shot down an F-35 Lightning II. The images, which have not been independently confirmed, show markings consistent with an F-15E from the 494th Fighter Squadron. The incident has sparked confusion, with some speculating that the debris could be from a previous friendly fire incident. The situation remains unclear, with US Central Command declining to comment on the images, as reported by AeroTime.

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