In a CNN exclusive, the airman who was arrested last month on the steps of the U.S. Capitol for calling for President Trump's impeachment is speaking out in his first television interview. Air Force Major Jason Watson tells Erin Burnett that the president is "flagrantly violating the Constitution" and he hopes his actions "inspire Americans to act."
This Holy Week and Easter weekend, in the jagged and unforgiving mountains of Iran, the United States executed a rescue operation that will stand as a modern testament to courage, ingenuity, and unyielding resolve. This was not merely a military maneuver it was a moral act. It was the embodiment of a sacred promise between […] The post FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS: AMERICA DOES NOT LEAVE ITS OWN BEHIND appeared first on StoneZone .
This Holy Week and Easter weekend, in the jagged and unforgiving mountains of Iran, the United States executed a rescue operation that will stand as a modern testament to courage, ingenuity, and unyielding resolve. This was not merely a military maneuver it was a moral act. It was the embodiment of a sacred promise between a nation and those who defend it. An American F15 Strike Eagle had been brought down over hostile territory during a period of intensifying conflict. One crew member was recovered quickly. The other, a seasoned weapons systems officer and senior colonel, was left alone in a landscape that might as well have been a battlefield from antiquity. Injured, hunted, and pursued by enemy forces motivated by bounty and ideology,…Open
An injured Air Force colonel navigated rugged terrain with a bounty on his head after his F-15E was shot down in southern Iran, according to news reports.
Before ejecting from the aircraft, the airman had said a religious message. It was suspected to be something a Muslim would say, which raised suspicions.
Military planes in flight. Credit: Wikimedia Commons Published April 5, 2026 A dramatic U.S. military rescue operation deep inside Iran has captured global attention after a downed American airman was successfully extracted following a tense, [...]
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries called the rescue of a U.S. airman in Iran "heroic," but continued to criticize what he called a "war of choice" with Iran.