Middle East War: Two American fighter jets shot down by Iran, one pilot actively sought

Author: senenews.comPublished on: April 4, 2026Country: Iran

World / International

Middle East War: Two American fighter jets shot down by Iran, one pilot actively sought

On the 35th day of conflict, two American fighter jets were shot down by Iran, including an F-15E strike fighter. One of the pilots was rescued, while the fate of the other remains unknown. Israeli-American strikes continue, targeting infrastructure in Iran, including a petrochemical site and the Bushehr nuclear power plant. The White House confirmed that President Donald Trump had been informed of the situation.

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