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US Officials Suspect Iran Used Chinese Missile To Bring Down F-15E Warplane: Report
US Officials Suspect Iran Used Chinese Missile To Bring Down F-15E Warplane: Report
Via The Cradle
US officials believe that a Chinese-made shoulder-fired missile was likely used by Iranian forces to shoot down a US F-15E Strike Eagle over southwestern Iran last month, NBC News reported Saturday.
The incident marks the first time in decades that the US has had to acknowledge that one of its jets was shot down by enemy fire, although three F-15Es were also shot down in Kuwait in March.
Illustrative, via Reuters/stringer
Washington insists the Kuwait incident was due to 'friendly fire,' even...
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic informed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban by phone on Sunday that explosives were discovered near a key pipeline carrying Russian gas from Serbia to Hungary.
"Our units found high-powered explosives and detonators," Vucic wrote on Instagram after briefing Orban on the military and police investigations.
via EPA
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