13.03.2026 01:00
As the war that began with the attacks of the US and Israel on Iran enters its 14th day, the US Central Command announced that a KC-135 refueling aircraft has crashed in western Iraq. It was stated that the incident was not caused by enemy or friendly fire, and rescue operations are ongoing.
As the war that began with the attacks of the USA and Israel on Iran enters its 14th day, a noteworthy development has occurred. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that a KC-135 refueling aircraft has crashed in Iraq.
"NOT CAUSED BY ENEMY FIRE OR FRIENDLY FIRE"
In a statement from CENTCOM, it was said, "The US Central Command (CENTCOM) is aware of the loss of a US KC-135 refueling aircraft. The incident occurred in friendly airspace during Operation Epic Fury, and rescue operations are ongoing. Two aircraft were involved in the incident. One of the aircraft crashed in western Iraq, while the other landed safely. This situation is not caused by enemy fire or friendly fire. More information will be shared as the situation develops. We ask for patience to gather additional details and to provide clear information to the families of military personnel."
KUWAIT "ACCIDENTALLY" SHOT DOWN 3 US F-15s
Three F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jets belonging to the US Air Force crashed in Kuwait on Sunday, March 1, and the US pilots managed to survive by using their ejection seats. Following the incident, it was reported that the aircraft were shot down as a result of "friendly fire" mistakenly opened by a Kuwaiti fighter jet.