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US pilot survives 50 hours in Iran after jet shot down, rescued in complex operation

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A US Air Force officer spent nearly 50 hours evading capture in Iran after his aircraft was shot down. Despite being injured, the pilot concealed himself in the Iranian desert while Revolutionary Guard forces conducted a search. More than 90 American service members were mobilized for the rescue mission, described as one of the most complex of its kind. US bombers and drones struck Iranian Revolutionary Guard positions in the area to support the operation. The mission was seen as a demonstration of the United States' commitment to recovering its military personnel.

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