‘Your son is…’, Iran’s cruel response to US woman who claims pilot’s son missing in war

A pilot was rescued on Friday after an F-15E Strike Eagle became the first U.S. aircraft to be shot down over Iran in the five-week conflict. However, the second member of the two-man crew remains missing.

Iranian On Friday, media released images of the wreckage, which showed the distinctive F-15 tail fin and deployed ejection seat. In addition, the country’s official media and companies have also offered rewards for the capture of the missing crew members, according to the Guardian.

The U.S. Air Force launched an extensive search and rescue operation using low-flying Pave Hawk helicopters and specialized C-130s Hercules Transport aircraft.

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“Please pray for the two downed F-15 pilots tonight. One of my sons is a fighter pilot and I still have not heard anything from him or his unit. My heart is filled with concern. Please pray for all the pilots and their families,” she wrote.

The Iranian Embassy in Pakistan, in response to her public request for prayers for the missing pilot on

The Iranian Embassy in South Africa has strengthened communication and referred to Iran’s historical treatment of prisoners of war. “In Iran, the rights of prisoners of war were defined long before the establishment of so-called humanitarian law. We will not treat prisoners of war like your barbaric allies, the Zionists. We have Iranian civilization. We are not living in the Stone Age like the United States,” it said.

Military pilots said the missing F-15 crew may try to elude the Iranian military for as long as possible in the hope that U.S. Special Forces arriving by helicopter can assist in rescuing them.

The exact circumstances surrounding the downing of the F-15 remain unclear. But Iran claimed responsibility for its destruction. The U.S. military has not made any public statements, and President Donald Trump said on Friday that the incident would not hinder ongoing efforts to negotiate a peace deal with Iran.

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