The operation to extract him from the ground in hostile territory was hugely complex and involved multiple US government agencies.
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How rescue of US airman in remote part of Iran unfolded
BBC World
April 05, 2026
21:19 GMT
The operation to extract him from the ground in hostile territory was hugely complex and involved multiple US government agencies.
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The operation to extract him from the ground in hostile territory was hugely complex and involved multiple US government agencies.
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