Both the Pilot and Weapons Systems Officer (WSO) onboard the U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle that crashed this morning over Kuwait
Due to a “friendly fire” incident, appear to have survived, being found by locals and transferred to local authorities in Kuwait
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Both the Pilot and Weapons Systems Officer (WSO) onboard the U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle that crashed this morning over Kuwait due to a “friendly fire” incident, appear to have survived, being found by locals and transferred to local authorities in Kuwait. pic.twitter.com/HyxpeI0QUL
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender)March 2, 2026
Footage circulating shows an injured American army pilot that evacuated from his jet, in the back of a trunk caught by Kuwaitis.
The Kuwaitis say:
“Call an ambulance… He’s American leave him”
????????????????????????⚡️- BREAKING: Footage circulating shows an injured American army pilot that evacuated from his jet, in the back of a trunk caught by Kuwaitis.
— Monitor???? (@MonitorX99800)March 2, 2026
The Kuwaitis say:
“Call an ambulance… He’s American leave him” pic.twitter.com/jOs6crQcsS
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