Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted an unusual video this week: of himself buying coffee at a Jerusalem-area cafe. It was hardly typical fare for wartime, when Netanyahu can more often be ...

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The three U.S. F-15 jet fighters mistakenly shot down in Kuwait come at a steep price. The F-15E Strike Eagle model, which the U.S. said was involved in the incident, costs $31.1 million, according to ...

Footage taken in Kuwait appears to show a U.S. fighter jet crashing, with flames visible as the aircraft falls and a pilot ejects. U.S. Central Command and Kuwait's Defense Ministry later confirmed ...

Three American fighters in F-15E "Strike Eagles" were apparently show down over Kuwait on Monday, March 2, in a "friendly fire" incident. The crews of the planes "survived unscathed" and were in ...

Kuwait “mistakenly” shot down three U.S. F-15 fighter jets on Sunday after strikes were launched against Iran one day earlier, according to U.S. Central Command (Centcom). Centcom said in a statement ...