The Iranian TV prepares to broadcast the confessions of captured Israeli F-35 pilots
Iran’s Fars News Agency reported that Iranian state television plans to air a special program featuring what it describes as confessions from Israeli pilots captured after their F-35 fighter jets were shot down, in an operation recently attributed to Iranian air defenses.
According to informed sources quoted by the agency, an Israeli pilot will appear on the program, which is expected to air soon on the national channel, to reveal details of the military operation that resulted in the downing of the Israeli fighter jets and the capture of their crews.
Until now, Israeli authorities haven’t issued any official comment confirming or denying the validity of these allegations, further increasing the mystery surrounding the incident.
If broadcast, the program is expected to spark widespread political and media reactions, especially in light of the recent escalation between Iran and Israel and the growing tension in the region.
It’s worth noting that this media move comes within the context of the psychological and media war between Tehran and Tel Aviv, amid ongoing leaks about undeclared confrontations between the two sides.
Observers believe that broadcasting such confessions—if proven true—will have a significant impact on Israeli public opinion and could embarrass the Tel Aviv government in front of its own people and allies.
