02.03.2026 12:30
As the war between the US-Israel and Iran continues into its third day, incredible events unfolded in the skies over Kuwait today. It was revealed that three F-15s belonging to the US were shot down, while it was stated that the pilots survived thanks to their ejection seats. A photo that was circulated after the incident caused a significant stir. The image shows an individual threatening a US pilot, who is parachuting to the ground, with a metal pipe, believing he came to fight.
As the war between the US-Israel and Iran continues into its third day, significant developments occurred in Kuwaiti airspace. It was reported that three F-15 fighter jets belonging to the US were shot down. This incident indicates that the risk level of the conflict on the Gulf front has increased.
THREE AIRPLANES, THREE PILOTS
According to information from the region, the pilots in the downed F-15s used their ejection seats at the last moment to leave the aircraft. The pilots, who landed with parachutes, were reported to have survived and were taken to a safe area by military teams.
While no official and detailed explanation has been made regarding the cause of the aircraft's crash, various claims are circulating about whether the incident was due to air defense systems or conflict-related issues.
THE PHOTO THAT BECAME A TOPIC OF DISCUSSION
A photo shared after the incident caused a great stir. In the image, the US pilot landing with a parachute is seen being threatened by a person nearby with a metal pipe. It was claimed that the individual regarded the pilot as a "soldier coming to fight."
The exact location and conditions under which the footage was taken have not yet been clarified. It is reported that the pilot was safely evacuated after the incident.
THE GULF FRONT OF THE WAR
As the US military presence in the region and Iran's retaliatory attacks continue, this development in Kuwait reveals that the war is more concretely reflected in the Gulf airspace. The F-15s are among the most powerful air superiority aircraft in the US inventory. The simultaneous downing of three aircraft on the same day is being regarded as a new tension headline in military circles and diplomatic channels.