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Chapter 1: What happened to the U.S. F-15 jet in Iran?
A U.S. F-15 has been downed in Iran, prompting a swift search and rescue mission. Pam Bondi responds to being removed as AG. And the Artemis II astronauts hold a press conference from space. I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley. It's April 3rd. Happy Good Friday. And this is Evening Wire.
Chapter 2: What are the implications of Pam Bondi's removal as AG?
A U.S. fighter jet was shot down while flying over Iran today, and the U.S. military has launched a major search and rescue operation.
Chapter 3: What updates do we have on the Artemis II astronauts?
Daily Wire reporter Zach Jewell has more.
The confirmation from U.S. officials came after Iranian state media said early this morning that Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps shot down a U.S. F-15 fighter jet over the southern Tehran province. Reports indicate that at least one pilot has been recovered, while the search for the other continues. The regime-controlled media also
also published photos online appearing to show parts of a jet, and an Iranian state broadcaster told residents of the province to capture the, quote, enemy's pilot or pilots and hand them over to Iranian forces for a reward. Israeli journalist Amit Segal reported that the United States has activated, quote, large forces as part of a search and rescue operation. In a separate incident, a U.S.
A-10 Warthog went down around the same time near the Strait of Hormuz, though according to officials, the lone pilot was safely rescued.
War Secretary Pete Hexeth has asked the Army's top uniformed officer, General Randy George, to step down. The Pentagon announced the move Thursday, stating simply that the general will be retiring from his position as the 41st Chief of Staff of the Army effective immediately. Meanwhile, Hexeth also announced Thursday that he was ending the policy that turned U.S.
military installations into gun-free zones, declaring in a brief statement that ends today.
The Second Amendment to our Constitution enshrines the right of all citizens— to carry weapons to protect themselves, their families, and their fellow countrymen. Our war fighters defend the right of others to carry. They should be able to carry themselves.
The US embassy in Cairo has issued a security alert for Americans in Egypt. The alert states that it will keep the travel advisory at level two, meaning exercise increased caution with do not travel guidance for the Northern and Middle Sinai regions, along with parts of the Western desert.
The Post specifically warns about the threat of Iranian-aligned actors who have expressed interest in planning and carrying out attacks in the region. The State Department also warns travelers that fees at the commonly used Taba border exit have doubled.
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