Israel Claims Destruction Of Two Iranian F-14; Tehran Counters With 'F-35 Downed' Claim
Iran claims its air defense downed a fourth Israeli F-35 near Tabriz, though no evidence was shared and Israel denies any loss. Israel says it destroyed two Iranian F-14s, but Iran insists those were decoys meant to waste missiles. As strikes continue, Israel is reportedly seeking a ceasefire through Western mediators. Watch
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