Iranian
Military Shoots Down US-Supplied Israeli F-35 Aircraft Over Iranian Skies? Big
Claim By Tehran
TEHRAN (MJAG): In a
staggering reversal of military fortune, Iran has not only survived the initial
US-Israeli onslaught but has seized the strategic initiative, shooting down at
least one F-35 stealth fighter over northern Tehran and systematically blinding
American air defense networks across the region, according to confirmed reports
and US intelligence admissions.
The Islamic Republic is now
winning the war on both the physical and psychological battlefields, with a
former US intelligence officer admitting that America "lost on the first
day."
F-35 Confirmed Shot Down Over Tehran
Press TV has confirmed that
Iranian air defense forces successfully engaged and shot down an enemy military
aircraft—identified by multiple sources as an F-35 stealth fighter—over
northern Tehran. While the specific type remains officially unconfirmed, video
footage circulating on social media shows the moment of impact, with debris
fields later identified.
This marks the first confirmed
downing of America's most advanced fifth-generation fighter in combat,
representing a catastrophic blow to US air superiority doctrine.
America Blinded: Seven Radar Systems Destroyed
In a coordinated campaign that
has stunned Pentagon planners, Iran has systematically destroyed or disabled at
least seven American radar systems across the Gulf region. These include:
- The largest US radar installation in Bahrain,
responsible for monitoring the entire northern Gulf
- Multiple AN/TPY-2 radar systems associated with THAAD
batteries
- Critical communication nodes in Qatar, Saudi Arabia,
and the UAE
Satellite imagery confirms the
destruction of US installations, while CENTCOM officials have refused to
comment—an admission of damage in itself.
US Intelligence Officer: "We Lost on Day One"
In a remarkable interview, former
US intelligence officer Scott Ritter delivered a devastating assessment of
American strategy:
"Ali Khamenei's martyrdom
has made Iran invincible. He knew he was being targeted, yet remained among his
companions. Today, the streets of Iran do not chant 'Death to Khamenei'—they
chant 'Long Live Martyr Khamenei.'
"We lost this war on the
first day. It was a trap set by the people of faith, and Donald Trump walked
right into it. He doesn't understand who Hussain is, who Ali is, or what Karbala
means. He assassinated the second most important figure in Shia Islam.
"This is like killing the
Pope if you're Catholic, the Archbishop of Canterbury if you're British, or
Patriarch Kirill if you're Russian. Trump succeeded in bringing people to the
streets—but for the wrong cause. Today, the Islamic Republic is invincible
because you cannot kill people willing to die for their faith."
Economic Devastation: Dubai Bleeding $1 Million Per Minute
The economic impact of the
conflict is staggering. Dubai International Airport remains closed, with flight operations suspended, resulting in approximately $1 million in economic losses per minute. The entire Gulf region faces an unprecedented economic crisis
as insurance markets collapse, investment flees, and tourism evaporates.
Arab Ally Completely Defenseless
CNN is reporting that at least
one Arab Gulf ally of the United States has completely exhausted its air
defense interceptors. The unidentified nation—believed to be either Bahrain,
Qatar, or the UAE—has run out of crucial munitions needed to defend against
Iranian missiles and drones.
Multiple Gulf states are now
functionally defenseless, their American-supplied Patriot and THAAD batteries
either destroyed or depleted of ammunition.
New Leadership Emerges
While Supreme Leader Ayatollah
Ali Khamenei has been martyred, his son is reportedly being considered as a
potential successor. The funeral will be held on March 6 in Mashhad, where
Khamenei will be buried near the shrine of Imam Ali Reza.
Former Iranian President
Ahmadinejad has emerged from seclusion, appearing at a cemetery and returning
to the public eye amid the crisis.
Pakistan Feeling the Heat
The conflict's shockwaves have
reached Pakistan, where:
- The All Pakistan Petroleum Pump Association has written
to the Prime Minister, warning of fuel shortages
- Gulf oil companies have capped quotas and reduced
supplies
- Some locations face a complete suspension of fuel
deliveries
Trump's Poll Numbers Crater
As the war spirals out of
control, President Trump's approval ratings have collapsed. According to The
Economist and YouGov surveys, Trump's approval now stands at just 41
percent, with 59 percent of Americans disapproving of his policies—a
27-point swing against him since the conflict began.
The Strategic Reality
What America and Israel expected
to be a quick, decisive decapitation strike has transformed into a regional
conflagration they cannot control. Iran has demonstrated:
- Ability to detect and destroy stealth aircraft
- The capacity to blind American radar networks
- Willingness to absorb leadership losses and continue
fighting
- Popular unity behind the Islamic Republic
- Missile and drone technology that overwhelms US
defenses
Four days into this war, the
balance sheet is devastating for the US-Israeli alliance:
- One confirmed F-35 destroyed
- Multiple radar systems obliterated
- Arab allies defenseless
- Economic catastrophe across the Gulf
- American prestige in tatters
Iran, meanwhile, has achieved
what no nation has accomplished in decades: it has fought the United States to
a standstill and emerged stronger, more united, and more dangerous than before
the conflict began.
The war is far from over—but
America is already losing.
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