THIS IS ABSOLUTE CINEMA. Earlier in the Day, Confidence was sky-high. Donald Trump made a Bold Claim, saying U.S. Forces had Complete Control of the Skies—“We’re flying wherever we want. Nobody is Even Shooting at us”
By Jamie Mcintyre
THIS IS ABSOLUTE CINEMA.
Earlier in the day, confidence was sky-high.
At around 12 PM, Donald Trump made a bold claim, saying U.S. forces had complete control of the skies—“We’re flying wherever we want. Nobody is even shooting at us.”
But just hours later, the narrative appeared to shift dramatically.
By 4 PM, reports emerged that a U.S. F-35 stealth fighter jet was hit during a combat mission over Iran, forcing it into an emergency landing. The pilot survived, and investigations are still ongoing, but the incident is being described as potentially the first time Iranian fire has successfully struck such an advanced U.S. aircraft.
The timing has raised serious questions.
From claims of total air dominance… to a high-tech stealth jet taking damage in hostile airspace within hours—this moment is now being seen by many as a stark reality check in an increasingly unpredictable conflict.
Editor’s note:
The Department of War will soon confirm it was a fire in the F 35’s laundry that caused the issue.
