‘हम युद्ध में हैं… ये समझना होगा’, मिडिल ईस्ट में अमेरिकी विमानों के गिरने पर बोले ट्रंप – Donald Trump Says Jet Loss Wont Affect US Iran Talks Amid Rising Tensions ntc dpmx
US President Donald Trump, reacting for the first time to the crash of American fighter planes in the Middle East, has said that these incidents will not have any impact on the ongoing talks with Iran. In an interview with NBC News, Trump said, ‘These incidents will have no impact on diplomacy and negotiations, absolutely not. This is war. We are at war. His statement has come at a time when military action and diplomatic efforts are going on simultaneously in the region.
During the interview, Trump declined to discuss search and rescue operations related to the crashed American planes. Trump said that the current situation is complex and sensitive, so he will not say anything in detail about the ongoing search and rescue operation. He also expressed displeasure over the media coverage after the planes crashed and said that this is an active military operation, which needs to be understood.
Two American planes crash in one day
Two separate aircraft accidents involving the US Air Force were reported in the Middle East on Friday. First, an American F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft iran Crashed in the airspace. Iran claimed that its air defense system shot down this American plane. Along with the pilot, there was also a Weapon System Officer in this aircraft. America has claimed to have rescued one of them safely, while the search for the other is ongoing.
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A second American fighter plane, an A-10 Thunderbolt II, crashed near the Strait of Hormuz. The New York Times, quoting an American official, confirmed the plane’s crash. But it is not clear whether the plane crashed or was shot down. No claim has been made yet by Iran regarding this incident. No information has been revealed about the pilot of the plane. NYT reports that America Has launched an operation to rescue the pilot.
US-Iran talks stalled: WSJ
Contrary to Trump’s claims, American newspaper The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has said in one of its reports that the ongoing diplomatic efforts to stop the conflict between America and Iran have suffered a major setback, as ceasefire efforts have currently come to a standstill. The report said that despite the mediation of many regional countries including Pakistan, no concrete progress has been made. Iran has made it clear that it is not ready to meet American officials in Islamabad in the coming days and has called America’s demands unacceptable.
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