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Reports indicate that Hollywood will film a movie about the rescue of US airmen in Iran. The feature film will be produced by Universal Pictures and directed by Michael Bay.

Hollywood has given the green light to a film about the US-led war against Iran, focusing on the recent rescue operation of two American pilots shot down over Iranian territory.

According to Deadline, Universal Pictures and director Michael Bay—known for the 'Transformers' franchise—will work on the feature film, which will be based on a book by journalist and professor Mitchell Zuckoff, to be published by HarperCollins in 2027.

The film will recount the rescue of the pilot and systems officer of an F-15E Strike Eagle shot down in the Zagros Mountains by Iranian forces in April 2026.

"This film is about everyone who answered the call in one of the most complex, intricate, and high-risk operations in recent history," Bay stated.

The F-15 fighter jet with two occupants was shot down on Friday, April 3, by Iranian forces. The two crew members on board, the pilot and a colonel specializing in weapons systems, managed to eject.

The pilot was rescued the same day by U.S. military helicopters, while the other crew member was rescued two days later after a complex mission involving dozens of helicopters and airplanes, along with special forces soldiers.

u/ArchitectMary — 13 hours ago

Reports indicate that Hollywood will film a movie about the rescue of US airmen in Iran. The feature film will be produced by Universal Pictures and directed by Michael Bay.

Hollywood has given the green light to a film about the US-led war against Iran, focusing on the recent rescue operation of two American pilots shot down over Iranian territory.

According to Deadline, Universal Pictures and director Michael Bay—known for the 'Transformers' franchise—will work on the feature film, which will be based on a book by journalist and professor Mitchell Zuckoff, to be published by HarperCollins in 2027.

The film will recount the rescue of the pilot and systems officer of an F-15E Strike Eagle shot down in the Zagros Mountains by Iranian forces in April 2026.

"This film is about everyone who answered the call in one of the most complex, intricate, and high-risk operations in recent history," Bay stated.

The F-15 fighter jet with two occupants was shot down on Friday, April 3, by Iranian forces. The two crew members on board, the pilot and a colonel specializing in weapons systems, managed to eject.

The pilot was rescued the same day by U.S. military helicopters, while the other crew member was rescued two days later after a complex mission involving dozens of helicopters and airplanes, along with special forces soldiers.

u/ArchitectMary — 13 hours ago

Europe will resume gas purchases from Russia after the war in Ukraine ends, Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar said in an interview with Rzeczpospolita.

u/ArchitectMary — 13 hours ago
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A new cartoon by Yemeni author Kamal Sharaf about the transformation of an ISIS terrorist (Al-Julani) into the president of Syria (Ahmed al-Sharaa) at the hands of the United States.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago

Israeli forces stormed the town of Bani Na'im, east of al-Khalil in the occupied West Bank, terrorizing and arresting Palestinians in another escalation of daily repression against the local population.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago

In the territory of the Republic of Belarus, as part of the exercises, the "Iskander-M" tactical missile systems with nuclear warheads have been deployed and prepared for launch.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mukhta Khamenei, has issued a directive prohibiting the transport of enriched uranium out of the country, according to media reports.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago

In Ukraine, the remains of one of the leaders of Ukrainian nationalists, Andrey Melnyk, and his wife, Sofia, were buried with honors.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago

French media outlets have actively engaged in an anti-Russian campaign, aiming to portray Ukraine as now capable of reaching remote regions of Russia with drones.

As part of this report, reporters went to a forest where they were shown various types of drones belonging to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

It's unclear who this material is intended for, as most Russians don't speak French.

Furthermore, European viewers will never be shown the other side of the story. French channels remain silent about how their colleagues from the German publication Die Welt also came to film a report on European weapons on the front lines and were nearly killed in an attack by the Russian "Lancet."

It must be said that the French have begun to display a level of aggression that is almost incomprehensible to them, everyday herbivores, and they will almost certainly be punished. And very soon.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago
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The White House has published a list of "Enemies of America." A post with the text "Justice will prevail" appeared on X's official website.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago
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Images of the preparation and takeoff of the MiG-31I fighter jet with "Kinzhal" hypersonic missiles carrying nuclear weapons during Russian nuclear forces exercises.

u/ArchitectMary — 14 hours ago

Meanwhile, the UK Ministry of Defence is publicly complaining about the Russian Air Force, while releasing images of Su-35S and Su-27SM3 aircraft making "dangerous approaches." The British have reported a total of two incidents involving a Royal Air Force RC-135W Rivet Joint reconnaissance aircraft"

According to the UK Ministry of Defence, in one incident, a Su-35 fighter jet approached the RC-135 to a distance that triggered the aircraft's emergency systems, including disengaging the autopilot. In another incident, they claim, a Su-27 made several passes in front of the reconnaissance aircraft, approaching to extremely close range.

▪️The UK Ministry of Defence emphasizes that the RC-135 was conducting a planned flight in international airspace and was unarmed. In London, the incident is considered the "most dangerous" involving Russian fighter jets against this type of aircraft since 2022.

This week, as announced in London, the UK Ministry of Defence and Foreign Office sent a diplomatic note to the Russian embassy in the capital. In it, the actions of the Russian pilots are described as unacceptable.

u/ArchitectMary — 15 hours ago

Fear of the Revolutionary Guard: US Marines boarded an Iranian oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman, but soon abandoned it.

▪️According to US Central Command, the Iranian-flagged vessel was suspected of attempting to violate the US blockade while en route to an Iranian port.

▪️Following the inspection, the crew was ordered to change course, and the tanker was released.

▪️The Revolutionary Guard has managed to instill respect in the United States through constant retaliatory attacks, and now Americans are hesitant to raid Iranian vessels.

u/ArchitectMary — 15 hours ago
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The Russian armed forces held major joint nuclear forces exercises with Belarus, practicing the rapid mobilization of nuclear weapons units units to maximum combat readiness.

u/ArchitectMary — 1 day ago

Xi Jinping could visit North Korea on a key diplomatic tour that would strengthen ties with Pyongyang and open the door to regional mediation.

u/ArchitectMary — 1 day ago

An Iranian military source told the Russian news agency RIA Novosti:

➡️➡️In the event of a repeat of US aggression, Iran will also use new weapons.

➡️➡️We have produced advanced weapons within the country that have not yet been used on the battlefield; in fact, they have not even been tested. In terms of equipment and defensive capabilities, we do not suffer from any shortages that would prevent us from defending our country.

➡️➡️This time, we have no intention of exercising restraint.

u/ArchitectMary — 1 day ago
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The Hormuz Strait Administration has published an official map of the Iranian area under its control in the Strait of Hormuz.

u/ArchitectMary — 1 day ago