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Amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran, shocking claims have surfaced about American fighter jets allegedly being shot down during the conflict.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has repeatedly claimed it downed advanced U.S. aircraft, including F-35 stealth jets. However, the United States has strongly denied these claims, stating that no F-35 has been destroyed in combat and all aircraft are accounted for.

There was one confirmed incident where a U.S. F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iran, marking a major escalation in the conflict.

Meanwhile, reports of damaged aircraft, emergency landings, and intense air operations—including KC-135 refueling missions and multiple sorties—highlight the scale of the ongoing confrontation.

So what’s real, what’s propaganda, and what does this mean for the future of U.S.-Iran tensions?

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00:06Two F-35s. Two emergencies within 24 hours over the most dangerous stretch of airspace
00:15on the planet. Iran says they shot them down. The Pentagon? Silent. So what actually happened
00:22up there? May 10th. A US Air Force F-35A, the most advanced stealth fighter ever built, suddenly
00:30broadcasts the emergency code 7700 near the Sea of Oman, near the Strait of Hormuz. It turns
00:38hard toward the UAE, descends rapidly, and vanishes from civilian tracking. Then, May 11th, it
00:47happens again. Same code, same area, same maneuver. A second F-35 diverts and disappears.
00:55Iranian state media immediately erupted. Tasneem, Fars News, claiming their forces had struck
01:03both jets. Two F-35s down, within hours of each other. The world's most untouchable warplane,
01:11taken out twice in a single day. If true, that would be the biggest military shock since,
01:18maybe ever.
01:19Here's where it gets murky, and honestly, a little unsettling either way. The Pentagon hasn't
01:26confirmed or clearly denied hostile action. CENTCOM has stayed quiet. That silence is doing
01:33a lot of heavy lifting right now.
01:35What we do know, flight tracking shows both aircraft diverted to Al-Dafra Air Base in the
01:41UAE. They landed. No wreckage, no crash sites, no satellite images of burning stealth fighters
01:48in the desert. But here's the thing. This isn't the first time US aircraft have squawked 7700 in
01:56this conflict. A K-135 tanker did it in early May. A K-46A did it too. GPS jamming has
02:05been
02:05reported across the region. Electronic warfare is absolutely in play.
02:11Could Iran's systems have interfered with the F-35s without physically shooting them down?
02:17Could jamming or electronic attack force an emergency without firing a single missile? That's a very
02:24real possibility, and in some ways, almost as alarming. The only confirmed F-35 combat damage
02:32in this entire conflict happened back in March. One jet took suspected ground fire. The pilot was
02:38lightly wounded, landed safely. That's it. Confirmed US losses have been drones, MQ-9 Reapers,
02:46and some F-15E strike eagles. Zero confirmed F-35 shootdowns. Zero.
02:53Iran has made these claims before. Multiple times. None have been independently verified.
03:00But two emergencies, same plane, same airspace. Hours apart. With the Pentagon saying nothing.
03:09Maybe it's mechanical. Maybe it's jamming. Maybe Iran got closer than anyone wants to admit.
03:16We may not get the full truth for days. Or ever. That's how this war is being fought. In the
03:22shadows.
03:23Over the gulf at 40,000 feet.
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